Which is better?

Who is better? A brief about the book Firoz joined the top students in school, and she thought she had to prove to everyone that she is the best at everything. But on a school trip, she discovers a surprise that changes her perspective… Did Firoz understand who is truly “the best”? Message of the book Teaches children that constant comparison and striving to be the best may not always be important, and that true self-confidence comes from knowing who we are, not what others think. Features of the book A story close to students' reality and the challenges of school competition A clear educational message without a direct teaching style — encourages thinking before competing Colorful illustrations by artist Shatha Hourani add a playful spirit to the story Simple and smooth language suitable for the targeted age group Enhances the child's thinking and reflection skills about the idea of excellence and identity A wonderful tool for family dialogue about the topic of sharing success and self-esteem Specifications Author: Basant Ibrahim Illustrator: Shatha Hourani Publisher: Asala Publishing House Number of pages: 28 pages Recommended age group: approximately 6-12 years Type of the book: paperback — soft cover