About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is struggling with the 'comparison trap' or seems overly focused on physical appearance and status. This moral fable uses a majestic peacock to explore how vanity can create a barrier between ourselves and others, eventually leading to loneliness despite outward beauty. It is an ideal choice for families looking for stories that emphasize the value of a humble heart and the importance of inner character over external flash. Written as an accessible chapter book for the 6 to 10 age range, the story introduces young readers to the consequences of pride through a relatable animal lens. Parents will appreciate the gentle, faith-based undertones and the clear behavioral modeling that encourages children to look beyond the surface. It provides a natural opening to discuss how we treat our friends and why kindness is more enduring than a 'pretty' exterior.
