This rhymed storybook tells the story of a shy little rabbit named Rosie who believes everyone else in the forest is better than her.

Her mother explains to her that everyone is unique in their own way and she is special too. Rosie begins asking other animals what makes them special to figure out her own uniqueness. Suddenly she hears a cry for help that no one else hears. Rosie rushes towards the sound and saves a beautiful bird trapped by a fox. Like this, she learns that she is brave, has exceptional hearing, and has a kind heart.

This is a lovely bedtime storybook that will catch the attention of the little ones, and remind them that each person is unique in their own way.

“The best thing you can be is your own special you!”

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People, talking about Rosie´s story:

  • “I love books that promote self-esteem, especially for my 4-year-old daughter. What surprised me was how much I related to this book's character, Rosie. I was a shy girl who struggled to believe in myself and feel confident in school. Thank you to the author for telling this bunny's perspective because the quiet, shy ones also deserve attention and encouragement. I highly recommend this book!”

    Stephanie Ruiz

  • “I read this book to my 7-year-old son. We loved Rosie’s curiosity in asking questions and her perseverance to learn more about her special talent. We liked the rhythm of the story, the illustrations, and how Rosie’s act of bravery opened Rosie’s eyes to her special skills. It is an enjoyable read with a lovely message of discovery and a mother’s love for supporting her child! Good stuff!”

    Richard Druery

  • “We red this book 2 weeks straight to my 5 year old son before bedtime. He loved it! And he had a request to the author - to make a new story about the boy bunny. So please, dear author let us know if you plan a new story, maybe Rosie can have a boy neighbor or a friend😄 Anyways, thank you for this really sweet story that lit up our evenings..”

    Salim

  • “As a parent, I found the book's message about self-acceptance and courage really fitting for young children. It's not overly complicated; just a straightforward, pleasant story that subtly teaches kids the importance of being themselves. My kids seemed to connect with Rosie and her journey, and it sparked a nice little chat about being proud of who they are.”

    Riccardo di luca

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