Book details
The Sorry Plane
Description
The Sorry Plane is a children's book by the bestselling author of Rest Play Grow, which introduces kids and caregivers to the importance of understanding and respecting feelings. The story follows Molly who accidentally breaks a balloon and has no 'sorries' to give to her sister Lucy. Through imaginative scenarios, the book explains that apologies must come from the heart and highlights the significance of connecting with authentic emotions. Illustrated by Zoe Si, the book also bears the Neufeld Institute Recommended seal, indicating its alignment with developmental science and Dr. Gordon Neufeld's relational-developmental approach.
Age
2-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
32 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Understanding Emotional Development: 'The Sorry Plane' by Deborah MacNamara offers insights into children's emotional development and the importance of genuine apologies, making it a valuable resource for parents, educators, and caregivers looking to foster emotional intelligence in children.
- Engaging Story for Children: The book presents an engaging and relatable story that captures the attention of young readers, helping them to understand the concept of remorse and the significance of saying sorry through a narrative that resonates with their experiences.
- Educational Tool: 'The Sorry Plane' serves as an educational tool that can be used in various settings to teach children about social responsibility, empathy, and the consequences of their actions, providing a foundation for discussions about moral values and interpersonal relationships.
- Expert Authorship: Deborah MacNamara is a clinical counselor and development expert whose expertise in child development and attachment theory informs the content of the book, ensuring that the messages conveyed are backed by professional understanding and research.