The grains of salt that decided to become sugar

The salt grains that decided to become sugar A simple symbolic story where some salt grains decide they want to become sugar. The story addresses the idea of difference within a group, and how each member has an important role, even if it seems simple or unfamiliar. Through discussions between the salt and the “survey writer” and meetings with the wise rock salt grain, the search for the perfect plan and achieving harmony between what each grain wants and what serves the collective interest is pursued. The message of the book: Instilling the value of the individual role within the group, no matter how simple it seems. Encouraging acceptance and understanding: not every member should be like others, diversity is important. Highlighting wisdom in decision-making: the role of the “rock salt grain” as a symbol of wisdom and foresight. Promoting cooperation to reach a solution that satisfies everyone, not just fulfilling the desires of some individuals individually. Features of the book: A simple educational story suitable for young children. Cover and suitable size for children: dimensions 22×22 cm. Illustrations (by Fatima Madi) add beauty and clarify the feelings of the grains and their discussions. Few pages (24 pages) easy to read in one sitting. The idea is a strong symbol that can be used as a lesson for children about teamwork and coexistence. Specifications: Author: Hala Sawas Illustrator: Fatima Madi Publisher: Ru’ya for Publishing and Distribution Number of pages: 24 pages Dimensions: 22 × 22 cm Cover type: regular paper