About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is struggling with the concept of sharing or finding it difficult to let go of a lost or outgrown toy. It is a gentle balm for the possessiveness that often arises in early childhood, offering a perspective shift that celebrates the happiness our belongings can bring to others. Through the story of Leona and her brother who find a group of foxes playing with their lost jump rope, children are introduced to the quiet magic of generosity and the beauty of viewing the world with empathy. This story is ideal for preschoolers and early elementary children, providing a soft-focus lens on social-emotional growth. The lyrical prose and classic illustrations create a calming atmosphere, making it a perfect bedtime read for processing the day's minor disappointments. Parents will appreciate how it models a peaceful resolution to a conflict of ownership, replacing frustration with wonder and a sense of shared joy.
