Elliott Hall and the Real House Rabbit

Playing with other kids is not easy for second-grader, Elliott Hall. His teacher in private school, Miss Susan, encouraged him to work on his friendship skills, rewarding him with pizza and a crown when he did well. But Elliott is now in public school, without Miss Susan. It is a lonely place for him, one where Evil Joseph tries to steal his lunch and where nobody ever wears a crown. Lonely classroom rabbit, Fuzzy - aka Mr. Saunders - befriends Elliott, and the two strike a bargain: Mr. Saunders offers to teach Elliott about friendship and how to stand up for himself, and in return, Elliott must find a way to help Mr. Saunders in his quest to become a real house rabbit.
A charming middle grade book with gentle humor, best for younger readers ages 6-10