Harrison P. Spader is a total win for parents dealing with a 'velcro child' or a kid who treats the playground like a mosh pit.
It’s a quick read, the art is great, and the 'Space Saver' rhyme actually sticks. It’s one of those rare 'teaching' books that doesn't feel like a lecture, making it a solid addition to the nightly rotation if your kid is currently struggling with the concept of a 'personal bubble.'






