The book: The rabbit family had their burrow in the meadow. However, on New Year's Eve, the plain was flooded, and all the animals that lived there lost their homes. The rabbit was forced to dig a burrow elsewhere. Just before the year changed, he went out to find something to eat. With three pears in his arms, he was returning to his burrow, but by the time he arrived, he had given them to those in need. The rabbit and his family would celebrate New Year's with empty bellies if it weren't for the kindness that adorned them with the strangest Christmas tree. The series: Kindness is a key element of social intelligence. These values are very important, as it has been proven that children who learn to show solidarity improve their social relationships, become happier, and are more loved by those around them. The books in the series highlight the value of kindness and serve as a support in achieving this goal.