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by Gallup (Author), Katie Wools (Illustrator)
An illustrated children's book that introduces strengths-based development and positive psychology, from Gallup, publisher of How Full Is Your Bucket? For Kids (over 1 million copies sold).
When Rabbit, Squirrel and Otter start a forest school, they are excited to learn and try new things together. But when each friend begins focusing on what the others do best, things quickly become frustrating. In Run Rabbit Run, children follow along as the three friends discover a powerful lesson: Everyone has unique strengths, and learning works best when we build on what we naturally do well. With the gentle guidance of Ollie the Owl, Rabbit learns to run faster, Squirrel learns to climb higher and Otter learns to swim stronger -- not by becoming like each other, but by growing in their own strengths. As the story unfolds, children see how confidence and joy grow when you practice what you do best, while still having the courage to try new things. Perfect for classrooms, families and bedtime reading, this heartwarming story introduces a strengths-based way of thinking that helps children build confidence and resilience as it celebrates what makes them unique. The book includes access to a supplemental educator's guide with classroom activities to extend learning. By the end of the story, kids will discover a simple truth: When you focus on your strengths, you can truly shine.Author Biography
Gallup Press creates resources that help people build better lives and solve the world's most important problems.
For more than 80 years, Gallup has studied human nature and measured what drives performance, achievement and wellbeing. That research has helped leaders, organizations and communities understand how people thrive and how societies prosper. Every Gallup Press book is grounded in Gallup's standards of integrity, trust and independence and informed by Gallup's unmatched global research. Written by Gallup experts, these books turn insight into action, helping people develop their strengths, build thriving organizations and communities, and create a better future for themselves and those they serve.
Number of Pages: 12
Dimensions: 0.4 x 10.1 x 8.3 IN
Publication Date: August 11, 2026
