Cinnamon the fox and Louis the rabbit are buddies. One day, when they find hives full of honey, they greedily eat it. The beekeeper sets a trap for the thieves and catches them one by one. The two friends end up imprisoned in an old chicken coop. But why is the rabbit so angry with the fox? One might say he never wants to see her again. And yet... When he has the chance to escape from the coop, he doesn’t leave alone. He takes Cinnamon with him. What softened his heart in the meantime?

The series: Kindness is a key element of social intelligence. Fostering this value is very important, as it has been proven that children who learn to demonstrate solidarity improve their social relationships, become happier, and are more loved by those around them. In a time when expressions of anger and bullying are constantly increasing, the practical application of love may be the antidote. Parents and educators must prioritize the development of a heart-driven intelligence, teaching children to care for others and to appreciate those who care for and love them. The series' books highlight the value of kindness and serve as aids in achieving this goal.