Chester Raccoon begs to stay home when it is time to go to his first night at school. Mrs. Raccoon gently snuggles the young cub and tells him a family secret that promises to make his nights away at school as warm and cozy as his days at home: it’s called, The Kissing Hand. Set in rhyme and meter, A Kissing Hand For Chester Raccoon tells the same story as the original The Kissing Hand, but for younger children 0-5.
Though they are not Kissing Hand Books, look at these works addressing additional childhood issues and topics:
Sassafras addresses self-esteem
A.D.D. Not B.A.D. discusses Attention Deficit Disorder and hyperactivity
Feathers and Fur addresses diversity and kindness
There are many sources for INFORMATION ON LIFE ISSUES FOR CHILDREN. PLEASE CHECK THESE OUT:
Jacqueline Golding
Dr. Jeff
Nobullying.com
