About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is going through a phase of 'me first' or struggling with the idea that helping others is a reward in itself. It is a gentle tool for addressing moments of selfishness, laziness, or the temptation to take more than one's fair share during communal activities. The story follows Hopper, a bunny who would rather nap and eat chocolate than do the hard work of hiding eggs. Through his grumpy journey, he discovers that keeping everything for himself actually feels quite lonely. It is an ideal pick for preschoolers and early elementary students to discuss why we follow through on our responsibilities and how our choices affect the happiness of those around us. Parents will appreciate the way it turns a common holiday theme into a relatable lesson on character and the warmth of community spirit.
