Willa and the Wind

Reach for this book when your child feels small in the face of unfairness or when someone has taken something that belongs to them. It is a powerful tool for teaching children how to advocate for themselves with persistence and dignity. The story follows Willa, a young girl who loses her family's flour to the North Wind and journeys to demand it back, only to be repeatedly tricked by a greedy innkeeper. Through Willa's journey, children learn that being brave doesn't mean you aren't afraid; it means standing your ground until things are made right. This folk-inspired tale is perfect for ages 4 to 8, providing a magical framework for discussing justice, resilience, and the importance of not giving up when the path to fairness gets bumpy.