Hannah and The Kindness Trail: An Interactive Christian Story About Kindness| Perfect for Ages 3-5 (Little Hearts, Big Fruit)
About
A sweet interactive Christian story about kindness, friendship, and helping others.
Hannah the Hedgehog is on her way to the Sunny Meadow Picnic with a basket of strawberry muffins and a happy heart. But along the woodland trail, she keeps meeting friends who need a little help.
Wren has dropped her nest-building twigs. Benny Bunny’s berries have rolled away. Timmy Turtle has lost his hat. Millie Mouse is afraid to cross a wiggly bridge. And a little squirrel can’t find her mama.
Hannah has an important choice to make: hurry along to the picnic—or stop and help.
In Hannah and the Kindness Trail, young readers become part of Hannah’s adventure through simple seek-and-find activities, counting, visual clues, finger tracing, emotional recognition, prediction questions, and thoughtful conversations about kindness.
Perfect for children ages 3–5, this gentle Christian picture book helps little ones learn that kindness means noticing when someone needs help—and choosing to care.
Inside, children will enjoy:
A warm woodland story filled with lovable animal friends
Interactive activities designed especially for preschoolers
Seek-and-find, counting, pointing, tracing, and story-recall fun
Simple social-emotional learning about empathy, courage, and helping others
A meaningful lesson about showing God’s love through kindness
A Fruit of the Spirit connection
Scripture from Ephesians 4:32 KJV
A fun Kindness Challenge
A sweet Little Prayer for Kindness
Whether read at bedtime, during family devotional time, in Sunday school, or simply for a cozy story together, Hannah and the Kindness Trail encourages children to discover that even the smallest act of kindness can make someone’s day a little brighter.
Join Hannah on the Kindness Trail—and discover how wonderful it feels to help others!
Part of the Little Hearts, Big Fruit series, where lovable woodland friends discover how the Fruit of the Spirit can grow in everyday life.