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A gentle story about a real apology and how to say sorry when it matters Ollie can't wait for Saturday. He's saved his pocket money and is off to Mr. Patel's corner shop to buy rainbow sweets for his best friend, Ruby. But when he accidentally knocks over a stack of biscuits, his heart races. He says ""Sorry!"" over and over then grabs the sweets and runs home. At home, the sweets don't taste right. His tummy feels wobbly. He knows he did the wrong thing, but what can he do? With Mum's gentle help, Ollie learns that a real apology has three parts: say what you did wrong, mean it, and try to make it better. Finding the courage to go back and face Mr. Patel is hard but it's the only way to feel right again. Adventures of Ollie: The Boy Who Forgot to Say Sorry is a warm, relatable story for children aged 4-8. It helps children learn: What a heartfelt apology looks like How to take responsibility when things go wrong Why saying sorry and meaning it matters Set in a cosy British corner shop, with soft illustrations and simple, clear language, this is a story families can read together and talk about long after the last page.

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