About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is frozen by the fear of making a mistake or feels they aren't as good at a craft as the adults around them. This story follows a young Iranian boy and his grandmother as they embark on the slow, intentional process of weaving a Persian rug. As the boy struggles with his uneven stitches and mismatched colors, he learns that perfection is not the goal of art or life. It is a lyrical exploration of how our perceived failures are actually the threads that make our family stories unique. Ideal for children ages 4 to 8, this book serves as a calming tool for managing performance anxiety. It reframes mistakes as essential components of a larger, beautiful whole. Parents will appreciate how it connects emotional resilience with cultural heritage, offering a gentle way to discuss the value of patience, tradition, and the love found in shared labor. It is a beautiful choice for bedtime or any moment when a child needs to be reminded that they are enough, exactly as they are.
