
The Pearl Princess
About this book
The Pearl Princess: The Story of Akoyo and the Pearl Within Deep in the sparkling waters of Shima, Japan, a young oyster named Akoyo loves her carefree life among the coral reefs-until one painful day, unkind words and a handful of sand leave her hurt, hidden, and doubting her own worth. Months pass before Akoyo meets Hana, a girl whose joy comes not from what she has, but from knowing she was made for a purpose. Slowly, Akoyo begins to remember who she really is-and discovers that the very thing that hurt her is becoming something beautiful. The Pearl Princess is a gentle, empowering story about resilience, self-worth, and the truth that our value doesn't come from what others say about us. Featuring vibrant illustrations and a heartfelt message rooted in faith and self-love, this book is perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers looking to start meaningful conversations with children about bullying, identity, and inner beauty. Includes bonus Discussion Questions and a "My Pearl Journal" activity page to help children reflect on their own "pearl"-the strength and beauty that grows from life's hardest moments. A beautiful reminder for every child (and grown-up): Your pearl is still growing. Perfect for: ages 4-10 - read-aloud time - classrooms - Sunday school - gift-giving
Details
| ISBN | 9798181343887 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Audience | Children |
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