Rain's Bad Day

            Rain and Loola are two unicorns who think it’s just another ordinary school day—until Ruby, the first pony ever to attend their school, shows up. Loola is excited to get to know her, but Rain feels unsure. She worries what others will think if she befriends someone who’s different. When Loola and Ruby become close, Rain finds herself left out and faced with a difficult choice: stand up for what’s right and be kind, or follow the crowd and risk becoming a bully herself.

Lesson on Dealing with Bullying:
          This story helps children understand the importance of kindness, courage, and inclusion. It shows that bullying isn’t just about being mean—it can also be about staying silent or turning away from someone who needs a friend. Through Rain’s experience, kids learn how fear of judgment can keep them from doing what’s right, and that standing up for others—especially those who are different—is one of the bravest things a person can do. It encourages readers to choose empathy over popularity and reminds them that real friendship means accepting others just as they are.