"Bunny Boogie" by Rebecca Storrow, presents an engaging story that intertwines humor, lively characters, and conflict resolution. One of the most notable elements is the Parent/Caregiver Discussion Tool, which equips adults with practical methods to foster empathy and teach problem-solving. This tool encourages strategies such as setting up peace corners, celebrating children's small peacemaking efforts, and modeling emotional regulation. Through a whimsical narrative of bunnies and chickens learning to compromise, the book offers a playful yet insightful approach to teaching conflict resolution. With these tools, the book becomes both an entertaining story and a practical resource for nurturing emotional intelligence and cooperation in young readers.

Tracey B. Frisch, Esq.
Associate General Counsel, American Arbitration Association
Executive Director of the AAA-ICDR Foundation

"Bunny Boogie" is a delightful and inspiring children's book that does much more than entertain-it teaches invaluable life lessons in conflict resolution, kindness, and cooperation. The story follows a group of bunnies and chickens who, faced with disagreements, learn to approach their conflicts with caring and open-mindedness. Instead of falling into a win-lose scenario, they embrace a win-win model through mediation and teamwork, resulting in a surprising and highly rewarding outcome for all.

Alexia Georgakopoulos, PhD
Professor in the Department of Conflict Studies
Hamos College of Arts and Sciences, Nova Southeastern University
Director of the Institute of Conflict Resolution

This creative story highlights the importance of teaching young readers conflict engagement skills. Through the playful journey of the Bun Bun cousins and their noisy farm neighbors, children learn that understanding each other's perspectives and working together can resolve differences effectively, fostering cooperation and kindness in real-life situations.

Jacqueline N. Font-Guzmán, JD, PhD (she/ella)
Senior Vice President for Equity and Belonging
St. Catherine University