The Rabbit Listened

Taylor has been through a very difficult time, and now he is surrounded by concerned friends who each tell him how he should feel and what he should do to start feeling better. But it is not until they have gone and a little rabbit comes and sits quietly by his side, that he begins to process his thoughts, and start to think and feel on his own.

• a profound tool to help children understand their emotions and process their losses whether great or small
• Based on a real incident from the author's own experience
• Relevant to loss at any level, from a death, to the simple one illustrated in the book: a child's block tower falling down
• A sensitive story which will help children to develop a strong emotional intelligence