Amanda Morin
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first heard Aug 2016
last heard Jul 2025
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It's fun.
And one of the things that I really wanted to make sure I put in there were guiding questions for parents or educators to really help them understand what empathy looks like and how to lead their kids through that journey.
And so in the beginning of the book, there's a letter to parents and it has some guiding questions on, you know, what you can ask throughout the book and how you can prompt kids to see different things in the story.
And then there's also a letter to kids that talks about
Empathy as being sort of
a curious and kind way of looking at things and that they're gonna be detectives and figuring out what's going on with their friends.
But the one thing I really wanted to make clear
In both of those letters was that
Just because you can see somebody else's perspective doesn't mean you can let them hurt your feelings or hurt your body or or hurt you in any way.
So I was really clear in saying that
Bullying happens.
And you can see somebody else's perspective and you can still speak up and say this is not right.
So I tried to blend all of these things together.
in a way that kids could understand and um
I'm very happy with the outcome and I'm hoping that that um a lot of kids will benefit from it.
And a lot of parents will too, because it's a hard thing to explain to kids.
Yeah, well thank you.
And I and I will also just give a shout out to the illustrator.
Um I'm not a picture thinker.
And the illustrator, um, his name is John Joseph, did such a beautiful job of really just bringing to life these characters in a way that you can see their emotions too, which I think is really helpful.
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