The Book:

For days, the cats of the village have found nothing to eat. They set off hungry for the distant castle, hoping that in the king's storerooms they will find whatever their appetite desires. However, the mice living there, upon seeing them arrive, fear for their lives and devise a clever plan to avoid becoming snacks in their mouths. The mice's plan succeeds, and the cats vanish. And now that they could not get into the castle, what will happen? Will the poor things starve? No. Because the sky suddenly begins to rain… kindness.

The Series:

Kindness is a fundamental element of social intelligence. Cultivating this value is 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. In an age when expressions of anger and bullying are continuously increasing, the practical application of love may be the antidote. Parents and educators must prioritize the development of an intelligence with heart by teaching children to care for others and to be grateful to those who care for and love them. The books in the series highlight the value of kindness and serve as allies in achieving this goal.