Wolf Thinks of Others - A book about empathy - Author Sue Graves

A heartwarming story that introduces young children to empathy and the importance of caring for others.

Wolf doesn’t notice how his actions affect the people around him. He forgets to share, ignores others' feelings, and brushes off moments that matter. But when his friends finally get upset, Wolf starts to realise that kindness means thinking of others. Can he turn things around?

Wolf Thinks of Others uses gentle humour and relatable moments to help children recognise and reflect on their own behaviour, encouraging a more compassionate outlook.

Why we — and schools — love it:

• Encourages empathy in a relatable, age-appropriate way.
• Perfect for circle time and values education in early childhood settings.
• Supports social-emotional learning and the EYFS curriculum.

More titles from the Behaviour Matters series:

• Kiwi Tidies Up – A Book About Being Messy
• Gecko is Frustrated – A Book About Keeping Calm
• Lion’s in a Flap – A Book About Feeling Worried

Each book includes discussion prompts and activity suggestions to extend learning at home or in the classroom.