The Daffodil Who Couldn't Dance

<p>Remind kids that <strong>our differences make us special</strong>!</p><p></p><p>While other flowers dance in the wind <strong>Daniel hides</strong> afraid his petals with holes make him inferior. But when he finally finds the courage to stand tall Daniel discovers a gift more powerful than dancing: <strong>his voice</strong>.</p><p></p><p><strong><em>The Daffodil Who Couldn't Dance</em></strong> is a heartwarming story about <strong>self-worth resilience and the beauty of embracing who you are</strong>. Perfect for ages 3-7 this book teaches kids that being different is actually being special.</p><p></p><p>With themes of:</p><p>-Embracing our <strong>differences</strong></p><p>-Finding your own<strong> unique gifts</strong></p><p>-Learning that <strong>being different is something to celebrate</strong></p><p></p><p>Perfect for kids who feel shy sensitive or not like the others.</p><p>A beautiful message for bedtime classrooms and <strong>every child learning to love themselves. </strong></p><p></p><p>--------------------------</p><p></p><p>We must dance said one daffodil.</p><p>For that we were made!</p><p>With wind under our petals we'll bounce in the shade.</p><p>We'll get her attention with our special dance show.</p><p>If we all move the same that we're here she will know!</p><p>And so the wind came hitting them from behind. As the breeze hit their petals they danced so divine.</p><p>But one daffodil named Daniel felt so much out of place.</p><p>As the wind would hit him it went right through his face.</p><p>For his petals had holes they could not catch the breeze.</p><p>If he tried catching wind it might sound like a sneeze.</p><p>So unable to dance this lone bud hid below.</p><p>He would hide who he was so his friends wouldn't know.</p>