Oliver is a little bunny with a big wish: to find a friend. But when other bunnies pick on him at Bunny Camp, he begins to wonder if there is a place where he truly belongs. A gentle walk through the forest changes everything. There, Oliver meets an owl who teaches him to listen, a fox who shows him the importance of asking before helping, a turtle who values patience, and a whole woodland of creatures who each have something special to share. Along the way, Oliver learns to take turns, apologize, respect others' boundaries, and speak up when someone is being treated unkindly. When trouble arrives, Oliver discovers that friendship isn't about making everyone like you. It's about making others feel seen, safe, and respected - and finding those who appreciate you in return. Back at Bunny Camp, he has a chance to put his lessons to work for someone else. How To Make Friends In The Forest is a warmly illustrated, 32-page read-aloud picture book for ages 3-10 and the first installment in the How To, A Childs Guide series. With expressive woodland animal art and a seven-part friendship guide at the end, it opens conversations about empathy, bullying, boundaries, cooperation, and treating others the way you hope to be treated. Ideal for bedtime reading, classrooms, family discussions, and children learning to make their first friendships.
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