About This Book
Reach for this book when your little one is struggling with 'mine' or finding it hard to share their space with others. It is perfect for children who are becoming protective of their toys or projects and need a gentle reminder that life is more fun when we work together. Iza Trapani takes the familiar 'Mulberry Bush' nursery rhyme and transforms it into a charming story about a gardener trying to protect her flowerbed from meddling animals. As she learns to stop fighting the creatures and starts inviting them into the process, the garden truly begins to bloom. It is a wonderful tool for teaching preschoolers about compromise and the joy of community.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book is entirely secular and safe. It deals with mild conflict and territorial behavior in a metaphorical, gentle way. There are no heavy topics; the resolution is hopeful and focuses on social harmony.
