About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels like the odd one out, especially in a household where siblings or peers are making them feel small for being different. This clever retelling of a Grimm folktale follows Two-Eyes, a girl whose sisters treat her like an outcast because she has a standard number of eyes, while they have one and three. It is a story about resilience and the quiet magic of staying true to oneself. Parents will appreciate the way it validates the pain of sibling rivalry and exclusion while offering a hopeful, whimsical resolution. Suitable for ages 4 to 8, it provides a safe, fantastical lens to discuss bullying and self-worth.
