Craft Kindness Book for Toddlers

I need a warm, engaging manuscript that introduces kindness and helping others to children aged 2–4. The story should be short enough for a single sitting, use simple, rhythmic language, and feature gentle repetition so little listeners can join in.

I picture a friendly main character who models small acts of sharing, comforting, or cooperative play, with clear cause-and-effect moments that show how kindness makes everyone feel good. Please keep the tone upbeat and positive—no heavy moralizing—while still landing the lesson by the final page. Visual cues for an illustrator (e.g., “the bunny offers her carrot”) are welcome, but illustrations themselves are not part of this brief; I’m after the text only.

Deliverables
• Complete manuscript of roughly 300–500 words, formatted page-by-page for a 12–15 spread picture book
• A short author’s note (2–3 sentences) summarizing the core lesson for parents or educators
• One round of revisions after initial draft to fine-tune pacing, vocabulary, or lesson clarity

Acceptance criteria
The finished story must:
• Center on kindness/helping others as the primary theme
• Use age-appropriate vocabulary and sentence length suitable for pre-readers
• End on a comforting, uplifting note ideal for bedtime or circle time reading