I love that it shows children the distinction between natural sugar and processed sugar in a way that makes sense. As a grandmother, it is also good for me to remember to limit the processed sugar I give to my grandkids and sprinkle in the good stuff.

Story does end with adoption vs returning to family but overall cute book/theme!

After reading this story to our foster child, it was really apparent he identified with the dragon, as he called this book his favorite book and wanted to dress up as the Foster dragon for the special favorite book character dress up day at school! This book really includes a lot of issues foster kids deal with and encourages kids to talk about what they're feeling. It does however end with adoption, which is fine, but since not all kids in foster care get adopted, readers beware. It does allow for hope for all though.

Be aware the book talks about adoption at the end! Wish I would have known that before reading to my foster children.

As a foster mom, I love this book. I have a bio son and foster son around 5yrs old, and reading this book to them truly encouraged great conversation that is normally hard to have. I highly recommend this book for foster families with younger kids.(The end talks about adoption FYI)