Description: A picture book that helps raise wise children who can express themselves appropriately in different situations. "What Should I Say Now?" — What does your child do when a friend says something hurtful, or when they want to play with friends but aren't included? Children often face various conflicts while spending time with their peers, and in those moments, they're not always sure what to say. Our main character, a baby duck named 'Let's-Talk-I'll-Say-It-Quack-Quack,' is heading to kindergarten for the first time, filled with excitement about playing with new friends. While watching Rabbit play the piano, 'Quack-Quack' wants a turn too. But after waiting a long time without getting a chance, the little duck doesn't know how to ask. Eventually, gathering up courage, 'Quack-Quack' speaks up and shares how they feel. Rabbit listens kindly and happily, and the two end up playing a wonderful duet together. Encouraged by this experience, 'Quack-Quack' learns to think carefully and speak honestly with friends — whether dealing with hurtful words or admitting a mistake. This picture book shows children how to communicate well when they have something to say or face a conflict with a friend, helping them grow into kids who can handle unexpected situations by talking things through thoughtfully.