Rainbow Rabbit - Arthur Vallee

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Résumé :

What makes you different is what makes you special.

Rainbow Rabbit doesn't look like the other rabbits in Lettuce Valley - and that makes life a little harder. Teased and left out, he begins to wonder if he'll ever truly belong. But through the kindness of the Princess, the King, and the Queen, and the courage he finds within himself, Rainbow Rabbit discovers an important truth: being unique is something to celebrate.

This heartfelt picture book gently teaches children about kindness, acceptance, and embracing differences in a way they can understand, remember, and carry with them.

As featured at the Strong Museum of Play.

Perfect for parents, teachers, and school counselors, this book helps children:

• Build self-confidence and believe in themselves

• Understand and respond to bullying with empathy

• Practice kindness and celebrate what makes others different

• Develop social-emotional skills that last a lifetime

Why Educators Love Rainbow Rabbit: Rainbow Rabbit is used in Pre-K through Grade 3 classrooms as a read-aloud and discussion starter for social-emotional learning (SEL), anti-bullying programs, and kindness initiatives. Its gentle story and vibrant illustrations make difficult conversations feel safe, warm, and age-appropriate.

Ideal for:

• Bedtime reading and family storytime

• Classroom read-alouds and SEL curriculum

• Anti-bullying and kindness initiatives

• Children who feel different or left out

• Easter baskets, birthday gifts, and holiday giving

Ages 4-8. If you're looking for a story about friendship, belonging, and being proud of who you are - Rainbow Rabbit is a must-read.