Jack Rabbit and Tappers Power Quest To Calm
A Rhyme for Adults too
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Zola was jump roping and Jackrabbit hopped by her side, they were having so much fun their smiles so wide. Look at me, I’m surfing on this tree, as if I’m at “Clearwater” beach. Zola said, Get down before you get hurt. Mom’s not here to stitch you up, as Jack Rabbit was trying to get water from Zola’s cup. When Jack Rabbit got hot he would usually leave because he could not bear the heat. Jack Rabbit only came out on cloudy days, his body can’t take the sun’s rays. Aleck was in a daze as he thought about winning the Ohio’s soap box derby race.
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Siblings Zola and Aleck are glad their cousin Cliff is with them on their family camping trip. He loves to climb trees, do backflips, and chase Aleck with Jack Rabbit close behind. But one day as Aleck rests in the grass, Zola happily jumps rope, and Jack Rabbit hops nearby, an unwelcome surprise changes everything. When Zola suddenly screams, Aleck, Cliff, and Jack Rabbit see a snake right next to her. As they jump into action, they must find ways to stay calm while still helping her. Through deep breathing, prayers, and other ways, the children learn healthy coping mechanisms to decrease their anxiety, even when facing challenges. Included are other calming strategies for children, applications and recommendations for parents, de-stressing tips for caregivers, and coloring activities. In this inspirational tale, young family members learn how to stay calm and lean on Christian values while rescuing a little one from a dangerous situation.
About the Author
Rozelle Allen is a Christian counselor with a master’s degree and over two decades of experience combining traditional techniques with vital Christian principles and values to help children cope with anxiety, decrease temper tantrums, and improve relationships and well-being. This is her first book.