ST. LOUIS - s4story -- Imagine a house with just the right amount of chaos—then double it. That's Rocky's world when Truman bounds in. A Tail of Empathy: Rocky Gains a Brother isn't just another "dog gets a sibling" narrative. No, this book has something else. It's got heart, laughs, and a whole lot of tail wagging.

Written by Brittany Musholt, this tale dives into the furry chaos that ensues when Rocky, the four-legged king of his human castle, meets his overly enthusiastic new "brother," Truman. It's a rollicking ride from snarls to snuggles. The book paints a vivid picture of life from a dog's eye view—belly rubs included.

Rocky likes calm. Truman? Not so much. He's a whirlwind. A sock eater. A treat thief. He's also a ball of fluff that just might teach Rocky something about family. From knocked-over lamps to stolen sunny spots, these pups will tumble their way right into your lap.

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Think your kids know chaos? Wait till they see Truman in action. And Rocky? Let's just say he's not amused. Or is he? As tails wag and lessons are learned, our canine pals uncover what it means to be family. Spoiler alert: it involves a lot of patience and even more belly rubs.

Here's what makes A Tail of Empathy stand out:

• It's not about the mess—it's about the message. Empathy rocks, even if it starts with a stolen bed.
• Written by a Speech Therapist and mom, this book includes a Parent's Guide to Empathy, complete with resources and activities to teach empathy to your young child.

For parents and teachers, this isn't just another book to read at bedtime or during quiet time. It's a discussion starter. It's a mirror. It's a chance to ask kids, "Ever felt like Rocky? Or are you more of a Truman?" It's about understanding and adapting. It's about finding the calm in the chaos.

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And for those thinking about adding a new fur member to their pack, consider this your sneak peek into what might be. Rocky and Truman might just prepare you for that plunge.

So, why choose this book? Because empathy never gets old, and neither does watching dogs learn to share their treats.

Available wherever books are sold, grab your copy of A Tail of Empathy: Rocky Gains a Brother. It's more than a story. It's a lesson in furry empathy wrapped in a wagging tail. Rocky and Truman are ready to tumble into your home and heart. Are you ready to let them? If not, well, they might just sneak in anyway—tails thumping and hearts pumping.

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