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Coco the cow has one bad habit, she takes things without thinking. A vase of fresh flowers. A basket full of shiny apples. A yellow scarf straight off the washing line. Every time, Lila is there. Not shouting, not scolding, just looking at her gently and saying, ""That wasn't yours, Coco."" It's a small thing. But Coco starts to feel it. And so does Pip, the most opinionated hen in the entire village, who has a lot to say about all of it. (Bwaaaark.) This is a quiet, funny, and warmhearted story about a mischievous cow, a kind girl, and what happens when we slow down and start paying attention to how our actions make others feel. Because sometimes the biggest lessons come in the smallest moments, like the difference between taking and asking. Includes a fun kids' activity section at the back, first reading words, simple sentences to read aloud, and gentle thinking questions that help little ones connect the story to their own lives. A lovely tool for parents, teachers, and caregivers to use after storytime. Perfect for children who are still figuring out the difference between ""mine"" and ""yours"", told with warmth, humour, and zero lectures. Written in a soft, bedtime-friendly voice that settles little ones down naturally. Features lovable, expressive characters children instantly connect with. Simple enough for toddlers, rich enough for read-aloud with older children. For ages 3-6. Perfect for reading aloud at bedtime, naptime, or anytime a gentle conversation about kindness feels needed.

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