Power of Presence
Teaches that sometimes the best help is just being there, not trying to fix or change someone's feelings.

Taylor builds something and it gets destroyed, and different animals show up with different advice - fix it, talk about it, get angry. But Taylor isn't ready for any of that. The rabbit just sits and listens, and that's what Taylor needs. It's a powerful lesson about how sometimes people don't need solutions, they need presence. The illustrations are gentle and the book handles grief and disappointment without minimizing them. What makes this special is that it teaches kids what good support looks like, both for when they're hurting and when they're trying to help someone else.
Teaches that sometimes the best help is just being there, not trying to fix or change someone's feelings.
Shows that people need different things at different times, and pushing solutions before someone is ready isn't helpful.
Helps children understand what real support looks like, both when they need it and when others need it from them.
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