Bad Hare Day

Bad Hare Day follows Samantha Byrd, a lovable klutz who is just trying to find her footing on and off the basketball court. This middle-grade tale blends humor, friendship, and a touch of magic as she endures teasing from teammates and meets a mysterious figure who grants three wishes. Perfect for readers ages 8–12 who love hopeful, adventurous stories about belonging and self-discovery, the book's warm, brave tone invites kids to root for a girl who learns to trust herself. Written in a warm, reader-friendly voice, Bad Hare Day unfolds through clear, accessible chapters that keep the pace lively without rushing the emotional beats. The magic of the three wishes drives the action, turning Samantha's dream of fitting in into chaotic, often funny consequences that force her to confront what true belonging really means. The setting—gym bleachers, school hallways, and a tight circle of friends—feels familiar and comforting, grounding the fantasy so readers feel invested in every twist and turn. Engaging middle-grade adventure about friendship, resilience, and self-acceptance Relatable protagonist Samantha Byrd, a lovable klutz with a big heart Three wishes with humorous, surprising consequences that spark growth Fast-paced chapters and a warm, witty storytelling style Themes of kindness, courage, and discovering who you are After finishing Bad Hare Day, readers will feel inspired to embrace who they are, recognizing that belonging starts with self-acceptance and the kindness of friends. The story leaves a warm, confident sense of possibility, a reminder that resilient hearts and honest choices shape a brighter path.