The Seventh Brother has been one of the most beautiful childhood treasures while growing up. It tells the tale of a puppy named Tiny who gets separated from his owners. A little girl named Angie and her Grandfather. Tiny meets some rabbits in the forest who take him in. The rabbits’ names are J.C. which stands for Jerald Cuthbert, Rebecca, Joanna, Mimi, Cody, and Marty, all brothers and sisters. The rabbits teach Tiny many things about the danger they face in the forest, and Tiny shows them how to be brave and face that danger. The movie is animated and has many laughs and many things to teach children. We each have a home where we belong no matter what and have courage in the face of great danger. Tiny meets many forest animals like Dr. Albert E. Owl, Mrs. Magpie, and the rabbit’s parents. The movie represents extraordinary courage that shows us that there is a home that we can go to for all of us like our family and friends. The Seventh Brother is part of a company called Feature Films For Families, and they have made many successful movies over the years since it was founded in 1988. The film started as a Hungarian, German, and American film for all around the world for every child to see and learn about the homes we can go to if we ever feel lost or alone. So this film, I give it an A+ because it shows us how to be brave and have courage when facing danger and that you always have a home to go to whenever you feel scared, sad, or even alone. Here’s a link to get the movie on DVD. https://amzn.to/45SsKkJ