Riddler Rabbit has already learned how to be brave, even when his feelings are big and scary. But when it comes to standing up for someone else, Riddler isn't sure he's ready. When a new puppy named Forrest arrives in town and becomes the target of teasing, Riddler watches as Pecky the Parrot steps in to help. With Pecky's encouragement, Riddler begins to understand that bravery isn't just about calming your own fears. It's also about using your voice for others.
The next day, when Christopher Crow starts teasing Forrest again, Riddler finds his voice. By teaching Christopher about empathy and kindness, Riddler helps turn a painful moment into an unexpected friendship. A powerful second book in the Riddler Rabbit series, "Riddler Rabbit Takes a Stand" helps children learn valuable lessons, like empathy, confidence and how to stand up for others.