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I was tearing up by the time Michael's friends finally showed up for him, and the way the story handles peer pressure without being preachy is exactly what I needed for my anxious kid. The pacing is just right for a bedtime read, and we've already read it three nights in a row.

The way the story tackles Michael's crumbling under social pressure really resonated with me—it's rare to find a children's book that handles conformity so gently. My kid asked to read it three times in a row, and even started asking about being a good friend. The illustrations of the cookie tray fe

I wish the story was a little longer, but the way it tackles the pressure to conform through a crumbling cookie character is genuinely clever and relatable. The writing has a nice warmth to it that kept me turning pages.