Bunny Moves Again: A gentle story about having to move again and the feelings that come with it (Where Bunny’s Heart Goes)

Moving to a new place can feel scary, especially when it happens quickly. In this gentle story, Bunny has to move again. Everything feels unfamiliar at first: the room, the food, the sounds at night. Bunny misses the place they lived before and worries about what has been left behind. As Bunny slowly notices small comforts and creates simple routines, the new place begins to feel a little less overwhelming. The worries don’t disappear, but they soften. Bunny learns that even when many things change, they are still whole. This story is for children who are adjusting to a new home, whether because of foster care, shared parenting, or other changes. It offers reassurance without rushing feelings, and comfort without pretending things are easy. Included at the back of the book are gentle questions and drawing pages designed to help children share feelings in their own way, with the support of a caring adult. A warm, steady story for children and for the grown-ups walking beside them. Read more