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“Ellie with the Belly” effortlessly combines charming animal characters with an important lesson in empathy. Through Ellie’s journey, young readers are gently introduced to the concept of empathy and understanding the feelings of others. The narrative is engaging and age-appropriate, ensuring that the message of empathy is both accurate and impactful without being overly didactic. The message is clear that in developing empathy early on, the pain of bullying can be lessened and ultimately prevented.

Dr. Nicolle Ionescu, Clinical Neuropsychologist, Departments of Neurology and Neurosurgery, UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland

Ellie with the Belly teaches readers about the power and impact of their words. By introducing uniquely individual and relatable characters, Von Felden does a great job helping readers understand the power of their voice and how their voices can be used to make a positive impact on others they encounter on a daily basis. The values of kindness, empathy, voice, and action taught through Ellie with the Belly makes this a great read and important discussion starter for children and adults!

Dr. Jeannine Megia, Principal, Stoneman Elementary

A truly enjoyable story with relatable characters. This delightful story reminds us how words can hurt and how the power of love and friendship can help mend a broken heart.

Michelle Briscoe,

First grade teacher

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