About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with the pressure to perform, win, or choose popularity over their own internal compass. It is a wonderful remedy for the 'everyone else is doing it' phase, providing a gentle reminder that true nobility is found in kindness rather than in grand displays of ego or strength. In this classic fairy tale, three princes set out to find the most wonderful thing in the forest to win the hand of a princess. While two seek flashy and rare treasures, the third, Prince Dimwitty, chooses a path of empathy that ultimately defines his character. It is a whimsical, humorous story for children ages 4 to 8 that champions the idea that being 'good' is far more valuable than being 'impressive.' Parents will appreciate the way it frames integrity as a choice made when no one is looking.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
Secular and metaphorical. The book touches on the idea of 'hunting' or capturing creatures, but it is handled with humor. The resolution is hopeful and reinforces that internal values trump external trophies.
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