Short illustrated stories about the situations children meet every day. Being left out at break. Being asked to keep a secret. Being teased. Losing something. Each story sets up a moment, shows a character reacting badly, then shows a calmer way through it — without moralising at the reader.
What the stories cover
- Friendship — joining in, falling out, making up.
- School moments — asking for help, admitting a mistake, handling a wrong accusation.
- Calm thinking — pausing before answering when upset.
- Kind replies — saying no, or saying how you feel, without escalating.
- Confident choices — noticing when something feels wrong and telling an adult.
Build and format
- Thick, smooth pages that hold up to repeated reading.
- Sturdy binding and a size small hands can hold on their own.
- Bright, uncluttered illustrations with one situation per story.
Who it suits
- Ages 5–10, read together or independently depending on reading level.
- Children starting school, changing school, or working through a friendship problem.
Good to know
- Text is in English.
- This is a general-interest story book, not a child-safety curriculum or a substitute for a family safety plan.



