Kiss in his palm school was starting in the forest, but little raccoon didn't want to go to school. mother raccoon, who wanted to calm her fears, shared her family secret, which she called "kiss in the palm", with her cub. his goal was to make her remember that whenever her world got a little scary, she loved him dearly. this heart-warming book since its first publication in 1993 has taken its place among the children's classics, and has touched the lives of millions of children and parents, especially during separation moments such as starting school, kindergarten or going to a camp. many kindergarten teachers like to read this story on day one. audrey pennsassafras, feathers & fur is the author of add not bad, the whistling tree, and a pocket full of kisses. organizes training programs. he develops the stories he tells in schools, libraries and children's hospitals with the cooperation of children and gives them their final shape. organizes conferences for teachers and other professionals doing work for children. a pocketful of kisses ?in this book from the new york times bestselling children's classic the kiss in the palm series, audrey penn offers parents another story of love and trust to share with their children. he becomes little raccoon's brother and this brother invades his domain. little raccoon sees his mother giving him a kiss on the palm of his brother's hand - his kiss. this story, brought to life with the warm drawings of barbara leonard gibson, is suitable for all families who have changed with the addition of new members and are trying to adapt to this change. more than 100 stocks are available to be sold at the campaign price. the listed price is valid until october 16, 2026. This publication is ideal for readers seeking insightful and educational content. Prepared by experienced authors and printed with high-quality materials. Great for students, educators, and curious minds.