When I picked this book up to read it, I was not too sure what it was going to be about. I knew it involved an Easter Bunny somehow. The book talks about how Junie B. is calling her friends "dumb bunny" and she gets in trouble for calling names. So, instead, she thinks the name in her head where nobody can hear her, but she still tells them that she is thinking about it in her head and so she gets told on. Then one of her friends, Lucy, is having an Easter Egg Hunt and is inviting everybody in Room One to it and there is a surprise at the Easter Egg Hunt. Everyone wants to be Lucy's friend to find out the surprise. In the end, Junie B. ends up doing a very nice thing for her friend Sheldon.
This book talks about not calling children names and doing something nice for a friend. Some children are not introduced to this, and I think this would be a good lesson for when the counselor comes, but you could do it by yourself. You could talk about how when someone has called you a name, it upsets you or how you get in trouble for calling someone a name. Also, you can talk about how you treat your friends when it comes to certain situations.