Interest age: 3-6
Reading age: 5+

I'm the Happiest

Author: Anna Shuttlewood

Publisher: QED Publishing

'I'm the tallest' says Giraffe, 'I'm the prettiest' says Pig and Hedgehog is definitely the spikiest.

While the other animals try to compete and envy each other, only Raccoon is happy for all of them.

This colourful book has a simple and important message for children. Everyone is different yet equally important. It is easy to be envious of others, but everyone has something of value to offer. This book includes parent/teacher talking points for further discussion.

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