The Rabbit in the Moon : A Rhyming Picture Book About Courage, Big Feelings, and Tiny Brave Steps

Kd Schnee

ISBN 13: 9798999477002

Published by KD Schnee, 2025

About this Item

nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Rabbit in the Moon is a heartfelt rhyming picture book about courage, hesitation, and taking tiny brave steps when something feels too big.Yabbit the Rabbit would rather hide than try. When faced with a journey that feels overwhelming, he worries, hesitates, and avoids the very thing that might help him grow. But with gentle encouragement, friendship, and one small step at a time, Yabbit begins to discover that bravery does not mean feeling fearless. It means beginning anyway.Perfect for children ages 3-8, The Rabbit in the Moon helps young readers recognize avoidance behaviors, talk about worries and big feelings, and build confidence through small, manageable acts of courage. Told in lyrical rhyme and brought to life with emotionally rich illustrations, this comforting story gives parents, caregivers, teachers, and counselors a meaningful way to talk about emotional resilience, perseverance, and self-belief.Ideal for family read-alouds, classrooms, libraries, and gift-giving, The Rabbit in the Moon is a story children will want to hear again and again, and one adults will reach for when a child is struggling to start, scared to try, or unsure of the first step.A warm and memorable picture book about emotional growth, bravery, and the quiet power of tiny brave steps.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Rabbit in the Moon : A Rhyming Picture Book About Courage, Big Feelings, and Tiny Brave Steps
• Publisher: KD Schnee
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798999477002
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Illustrator: Lazo, Rod
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 216W x 216H x 3D millimeters 216 millimeters width by 216 millimeters height by 3 millimeters depth
• Weight: 143 grams

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Synopsis

When a child hesitates, avoids, or worries about trying, they do not need more pressure. They need a story that helps them feel safe enough to begin.

The Rabbit in the Moon is a rhyming children’s picture book about courage, big feelings, and taking one small brave step at a time.

Yabbit the Rabbit would rather hide than try. New things feel too big, and “What if I mess up?” sounds louder than curiosity. But as his journey unfolds, Yabbit discovers something children deeply need to learn:

Courage does not mean feeling fearless. It means trying anyway, one tiny brave step at a time.

Perfect for children ages 3-8, this comforting bedtime story helps kids:

• understand worry, fear, and other big feelings
• recognize hesitation and avoidance in a safe, non-judgmental way
• build confidence through small, realistic steps
• see that bravery can be quiet, imperfect, and real
• begin hard things without needing to feel fully ready

Written in soothing rhyme and paired with warm, luminous illustrations, The Rabbit in the Moon is ideal for:

• kids who worry about trying new things
• children who freeze, stall, or avoid when something feels hard
• bedtime routines and calming read-aloud moments
• parents, teachers, counselors, and caregivers supporting emotional growth

Whether your child struggles with fear of mistakes, anxiety about new experiences, or that overwhelmed pause before starting, this story offers a shared language for courage, confidence, and emotional resilience.

A heartfelt picture book for families who want to help children take their first brave step, even when the moon feels far away.

About the Author

KD Schnee is a children's author from Pittsburgh, PA. He was raised in Bull Valley, IL on a former Christmas-tree farm. He spent his childhood roaming the woods and listening to nightly read-alouds from his dad, and early favorites like A Cricket in Times Square helped plant the seeds for storytelling.His debut picture book, The Rabbit in the Moon, introduces Yabbit the Rabbit, a character first imagined by KD's mother and inspired by his own childhood tendencies to hesitate or avoid. Today, KD writes hopeful stories that help kids (and the child in all of us) face fear, feel brave, and grow.