Piper was a happy puppy before he was moved to the hill, near the chicken house. Once within the range of Lulu the rooster who causes him all sorts of trouble, Piper becomes sad and no longer wants to come out of his kennel. He finds a friend in Maria, the owner's daughter, to whom he tells his clever plan to get out of this situation.
Piper, the Brave Little Dog, is a rhyming story about courage and using one's resources to overcome obstacles and avoid being a victim of bullying. This poem, which is both serious and amusing, teaches children to trust themselves, identify their fears and negative emotions, and not be overwhelmed by them. Additionally, through Piper's story, children learn that there are always solutions to negative situations, and the key is to use creativity to its full potential and communicate with those who can help them overcome challenges.
Many children, whether in nursery school, elementary school, or among friends, encounter characters like Lulu the rooster in this story, who are hostile, intimidating, or abusive. It is important for parents to teach their children how to communicate about these unpleasant situations, guide them in finding solutions, and instill confidence in their own abilities and in the protection that adults can provide.
This book is suitable for young readers, ages 6 to 8.
