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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Forgive-Me Learns to Say "I'm Sorry" and Make Things RightEveryone makes mistakes-but learning how to make things right takes courage.Forgive-Me loves helping others feel better with warm hugs, kind gestures, and a caring heart. She enjoys spreading kindness wherever she goes. But one sunny day at the park, an accident changes everything. When she accidentally breaks Brave Buddy's favorite sparkly rocket, Forgive-Me is overwhelmed by feelings of guilt, worry, and fear. She knows she should say something, but the words "I'm sorry" feel stuck inside.Instead of facing the problem, Forgive-Me hides. Yet the longer she avoids it, the heavier her heart feels. With the gentle support of Helpful Heart, she learns an important lesson: everyone makes mistakes, but taking responsibility for them is what truly matters.As Forgive-Me finds the courage to apologize, young readers will discover that saying "I'm sorry" is not a sign of weakness-it's a sign of honesty, kindness, and strength. Children will follow her journey from fear and regret to forgiveness, healing, and renewed friendship as she learns that mistakes can become opportunities to grow.Part of the Kindness Crew series, Forgive-Me Learns to Say "I'm Sorry" and Make Things Right helps children develop important social-emotional skills, including empathy, accountability, emotional awareness, conflict resolution, and problem-solving. Through relatable situations, lovable characters, and engaging illustrations, children learn that friendships are not built on being perfect-they are built on caring, understanding, and making things right when mistakes happen.Perfect for parents, grandparents, caregivers, teachers, counselors, and young readers, this heartwarming story encourages meaningful conversations about responsibility, forgiveness, and emotional intelligence.Because saying "I'm sorry" doesn't mean you did everything wrong-it means you care enough to make things right. When a clumsy accident threatens a precious friendship, a kind-hearted character must overcome the fear of admitting a mistake to discover that true strength lies in accountability and healing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Gustafson, Samantha (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Forgive-Me Learns to Say 'I'm Sorry' and Make Things RightEveryone makes mistakes-but learning how to make things right takes courage.Forgive-Me loves helping others feel better with warm hugs, kind gestures, and a caring heart. She enjoys spreading kindness wherever she goes. But one sunny day at the park, an accident changes everything. When she accidentally breaks Brave Buddy's favorite sparkly rocket, Forgive-Me is overwhelmed by feelings of guilt, worry, and fear. She knows she should say something, but the words 'I'm sorry' feel stuck inside.Instead of facing the problem, Forgive-Me hides. Yet the longer she avoids it, the heavier her heart feels. With the gentle support of Helpful Heart, she learns an important lesson: everyone makes mistakes, but taking responsibility for them is what truly matters.As Forgive-Me finds the courage to apologize, young readers will discover that saying 'I'm sorry' is not a sign of weakness-it's a sign of honesty, kindness, and strength. Children will follow her journey from fear and regret to forgiveness, healing, and renewed friendship as she learns that mistakes can become opportunities to grow.Part of the Kindness Crew series, Forgive-Me Learns to Say 'I'm Sorry' and Make Things Right helps children develop important social-emotional skills, including empathy, accountability, emotional awareness, conflict resolution, and problem-solving. Through relatable situations, lovable characters, and engaging illustrations, children learn that friendships are not built on being perfect-they are built on caring, understanding, and making things right when mistakes happen.Perfect for parents, grandparents, caregivers, teachers, counselors, and young readers, this heartwarming story encourages meaningful conversations about responsibility, forgiveness, and emotional intelligence.Because saying 'I'm sorry' doesn't mean you did everything wrong-it means you care enough to make things right. Gustafson, Samantha (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Forgive-Me Learns to Say "I'm Sorry" and Make Things RightEveryone makes mistakes-but learning how to make things right takes courage.Forgive-Me loves helping others feel better with warm hugs, kind gestures, and a caring heart. She enjoys spreading kindness wherever she goes. But one sunny day at the park, an accident changes everything. When she accidentally breaks Brave Buddy's favorite sparkly rocket, Forgive-Me is overwhelmed by feelings of guilt, worry, and fear. She knows she should say something, but the words "I'm sorry" feel stuck inside.Instead of facing the problem, Forgive-Me hides. Yet the longer she avoids it, the heavier her heart feels. With the gentle support of Helpful Heart, she learns an important lesson: everyone makes mistakes, but taking responsibility for them is what truly matters.As Forgive-Me finds the courage to apologize, young readers will discover that saying "I'm sorry" is not a sign of weakness-it's a sign of honesty, kindness, and strength. Children will follow her journey from fear and regret to forgiveness, healing, and renewed friendship as she learns that mistakes can become opportunities to grow.Part of the Kindness Crew series, Forgive-Me Learns to Say "I'm Sorry" and Make Things Right helps children develop important social-emotional skills, including empathy, accountability, emotional awareness, conflict resolution, and problem-solving. Through relatable situations, lovable characters, and engaging illustrations, children learn that friendships are not built on being perfect-they are built on caring, understanding, and making things right when mistakes happen.Perfect for parents, grandparents, caregivers, teachers, counselors, and young readers, this heartwarming story encourages meaningful conversations about responsibility, forgiveness, and emotional intelligence.Because saying "I'm sorry" doesn't mean you did everything wrong-it means you care enough to make things right. When a clumsy accident threatens a precious friendship, a kind-hearted character must overcome the fear of admitting a mistake to discover that true strength lies in accountability and healing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Gustafson, Samantha (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Forgive-Me Learns to Say "I'm Sorry" and Make Things RightEveryone makes mistakes-but learning how to make things right takes courage.Forgive-Me loves helping others feel better with warm hugs, kind gestures, and a caring heart. She enjoys spreading kindness wherever she goes. But one sunny day at the park, an accident changes everything. When she accidentally breaks Brave Buddy's favorite sparkly rocket, Forgive-Me is overwhelmed by feelings of guilt, worry, and fear. She knows she should say something, but the words "I'm sorry" feel stuck inside.Instead of facing the problem, Forgive-Me hides. Yet the longer she avoids it, the heavier her heart feels. With the gentle support of Helpful Heart, she learns an important lesson: everyone makes mistakes, but taking responsibility for them is what truly matters.As Forgive-Me finds the courage to apologize, young readers will discover that saying "I'm sorry" is not a sign of weakness-it's a sign of honesty, kindness, and strength. Children will follow her journey from fear and regret to forgiveness, healing, and renewed friendship as she learns that mistakes can become opportunities to grow.Part of the Kindness Crew series, Forgive-Me Learns to Say "I'm Sorry" and Make Things Right helps children develop important social-emotional skills, including empathy, accountability, emotional awareness, conflict resolution, and problem-solving. Through relatable situations, lovable characters, and engaging illustrations, children learn that friendships are not built on being perfect-they are built on caring, understanding, and making things right when mistakes happen.Perfect for parents, grandparents, caregivers, teachers, counselors, and young readers, this heartwarming story encourages meaningful conversations about responsibility, forgiveness, and emotional intelligence.Because saying "I'm sorry" doesn't mean you did everything wrong-it means you care enough to make things right. When a clumsy accident threatens a precious friendship, a kind-hearted character must overcome the fear of admitting a mistake to discover that true strength lies in accountability and healing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Gustafson, Samantha (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Forgive-Me Learns to Say "I'm Sorry" and Make Things Right | Catherine Louis | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Look Up Publishing | EAN 9798994547021 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. Gustafson, Samantha (illustrator). …