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Ms. Hare loves to share, but is it possible to give too much? First, Mouse asks Ms. Hare for some fur to keep warm for the winter. Then Goat asks for fur, too. The asking doesn’t stop there. What will happen if Ms. Hare shares so much, that she forgets to take care of herself? Find out in this heartwarming story about self-care and friendship.
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KTeacher (verified owner) –
Lovely book with a great lesson.
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DonnaR (verified owner) –
Cute book
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Angie B (verified owner) –
What a beautiful, warming and heartfelt story that I read with my six-year-old daughter and my baby. It teaches about the kindness of sharing and giving but also the importance of making sure we take care of ourselves so we aren’t left with nothing. I could relate to this lesson as well! It served as a nice reminder to make sure that our cups are full before we start pouring everything to others. Not only was I able to make a connection to myself but also we were able to make a connection to the outside world and making sure that we don’t make any purchases that involve animals being hurt. What a lovely story with a great life lesson!!! I also couldn’t help myself and bought the books for my nephews too! ❤️
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Gosia Miernik (verified owner) –
I got it for my daughter and I absolutely love it!! The illustrations are beautiful and the message is perfect for all of us!! I definitely recommend this book for every child!
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Indy (verified owner) –
Excellent message to adults and children learning the importance of self care and compassion..another life lesson.
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mayredlis cruz (verified owner) –
This book teaches kids to take care of themselves FIRST, so you can help others. Don’t end up being like Ms. Hare!
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Stacey Kazakoff-Eigen (verified owner) –
What a wonderful story about giving, and self care! That, and preserving the lives of animals are all wonderful messages for our children. I can’t wait to read this story with our kids and with my students!
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Robert Clay (verified owner) –
My favorite part of this book is Goat going out to make “Goat Angels” lol. Really made me laugh. The book is of great importance of why caring of yourself is necessary. Ms. Hare, being overly kind forgot that by giving all of her fur away, she had nothing left to keep her warm. Happy endings I will not share, but there is a very happy ending for Ms. Hare. Great book Becky! Thanks for thinking of me!Robert
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Kendall Quinlan (verified owner) –
Cute illustrations with a great message about compassion! Teaches the importance of balancing caring for yourself and caring for others.
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Children’s Book Fanatic (verified owner) –
This book teaches us the importance of taking care of ourselves as well as caring for others. A great book to read with your children. I loved the cute illustration and the message from the author at the end as well. It’s so important to teach our kids and ourselves not to use animals for fur or skin and not to buy products that use them.
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