About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels invisible, compares their appearance to others, or is struggling with the sting of being left out by peers or siblings. It serves as a gentle but firm anchor for a child who needs to know that true beauty is a matter of the soul and perception, rather than physical perfection. Set in an Algonquin village, the story follows a young woman scarred by fire and mocked by her sisters. While others focus on her rough skin, she alone can see the majestic Invisible Being because of her honest heart and clear vision. It is a profound exploration of self-worth and resilience for children ages 4 to 9. Parents will appreciate how it reframes the concept of beauty as a spiritual and internal quality, making it an excellent tool for building confidence and discussing the impact of bullying.
