Bead. I'm not like everyone else, so what! Ohzenknecht N.

God's cow bead from the village of Zhukovka from birth differed from her relatives something special, namely the color of the wings. When she went to school, she wanted to be like all other children-checkers in the classroom. Therefore, the bead hid her unusual raspberry wings with silver nettles under a knitted red cloak with black specks, which gave her confidence. And then the baby even painted her wings in red. But once her best friend Jimmy, also not the same as all God's cows, flopped from a boat into a frog pond. And then the bead became indifferent to what the rest would think if red paint was washed off her wings. She rushed into the water and saved Jimmy. Now the bead of the heroine of the day and shines with pride in the lines with her shining raspberry wings.

A good and colorfully illustrated story for preschool children about accepting ourselves as we are - regardless of how we look compared to compared to the rest of others.