A Little Bit of Kangaroo Kindness
by Sharon Gold and Elinor Geller
ISBN: 9780722360064
A Little Bit of Kangaroo Kindness is a gentle and heartwarming picture book full of colourful animal friends and meaningful life lessons. With every new friend Summer meets, young readers are introduced to themes of kindness, friendship, gratitude and empathy.
Summer the Kangaroo decides to take a leap of courage and sets out to look for new friends, where she meets some animals in need of help.
Through kindness, empathy and a little laughter, Summer discovers the magic of true friendship and the joy of caring for others.
A Little Bit of Kangaroo Kindness is a gentle and heartwarming picture book full of colourful animal friends and meaningful life lessons. With every new friend Summer meets, young readers are introduced to themes of kindness, friendship, gratitude and empathy.
Perfect for children who love animals and sweet rhyming storytelling, the book encourages conversations about caring for others in a way that feels relatable, reassuring, and fun to follow along with. Ideal for bedtime reading, classrooms, and shared story time, A Little Bit of Kangaroo Kindness celebrates how even the smallest kangaroo can make a big difference.
About The Author
Sharon Gold is an experienced social worker who has dedicated her career to supporting Holocaust survivors and refugees. She is also a proud mum of two, with a BSc in Psychology and an MSc in Social Work. Alongside her professional life, Sharon has spent the past 20 years nurturing a passion for writing heartfelt yet humorous rhyming children’s stories and poems.
Her background in trauma work deeply informs the messages and morals woven into her books, reflecting her empathy, resilience, and belief in the healing power of storytelling. Writing in rhyme is a family tradition passed down through generations, and for Sharon, finding the perfect rhyme can even bring a tear to her eye.
Above all, she writes to make children smile. As a lifelong animal lover, her stories always feature animals as the central characters—warm, relatable figures that children instantly connect with.
