Sherry The Hare Doesn't Know How To Share - A Children’s Book About Sharing for Kids Ages 3-8 - Discover The Beautiful Lesson of Being Kind & Generous - A Little Book About the Big Power of Sharing - 4571

Learning to share? Let Hoppity Sherry show you how sharing is caring in this children's picture book She hops through the forest with hoppity flair. But Sherry's problem is that she simply won't share. In Sherry The Hare Doesn't Know How To Share, kids will learn why sharing shows care for friends and helps everyone have more joy. Hop along with Sherry the Hare on her transformative journey from greed and selfishness to empathy and generosity. The magic of sharing: tap into the power of never-ending generosity and gratitude When it's time to share, Sherry is not fair and turns roaring mad. If there's one thing that Sherry loves, it's collecting all the items of the forest and keeping it all to herself. Even when forest friends are in need, Sherry tells them to scram! But what will happen when Sherry loses her beloved collection and home during one fateful evening? Written by John Hopkins and Harvard University developmental-behavioral pediatricians Dr. Barbara Howard of John Hopkins University and Dr. T. Berry Brazelton of Harvard University are world-renowned and award-winning researchers with extensive experience in developmental-behavioral pediatrics. They are passionate about helping kids develop into kind and empathetic adults by teaching them essential life lessons about sharing and generosity. Collect other books by Dr. Barbara Howard Dr. Barbara Howard is on a mission to help children reach their full potential by giving them the practical tools and lessons they need to strengthen their relationships with others and themselves. She has helped thousands of children boost confidence, self-esteem, and develop a calming mind with books like Anxiety Beast and Nosy Norris.
ASIN: 1956462597
VSKU: BVV.1956462597.G
Condition: Good
Author/Artist:Dr. Barbara Howard|Anne Marie Brown|Carlos Varejão
Binding: Hardcover