The Kissing Hand
Book • 1999
The Kissing Hand is a children's book by Audrey Penn that helps young children cope with separation anxiety related to starting school.
The story follows a raccoon who is nervous about his first day of school.
His mother teaches him a special ritual—a kiss on the palm of his hand—to help him feel connected to her throughout the day.
The book uses simple language and heartwarming illustrations to convey a message of comfort and reassurance, making it a popular choice for parents and educators alike.
The Kissing Hand has become a classic in the genre of children's literature, offering a gentle and effective way to address a common childhood concern.
It's a valuable resource for parents and teachers seeking to support children during this significant transition.
The story follows a raccoon who is nervous about his first day of school.
His mother teaches him a special ritual—a kiss on the palm of his hand—to help him feel connected to her throughout the day.
The book uses simple language and heartwarming illustrations to convey a message of comfort and reassurance, making it a popular choice for parents and educators alike.
The Kissing Hand has become a classic in the genre of children's literature, offering a gentle and effective way to address a common childhood concern.
It's a valuable resource for parents and teachers seeking to support children during this significant transition.
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