The Girl Who Thought She Was a Goat: From Scapegoat to a Journey of Courage and Belonging (Paperback)

Meet Harper, a young girl with an extraordinary imagination who's been unfairly dubbed the family's 'scapegoat'. In her world, this isn't just a metaphor-Harper actually sees herself as a goat, horns and all! But when the blame becomes too heavy to bear, Harper finds guidance in the wisdom of a kindly backyard owl and sets out on a heartwarming journey to shed her horns and reveal her true worth.

With each turn of the page, Harper tackles life's messy spills and unwarranted accusations with grace and courage. As she blossoms, she learns an invaluable lesson about self-perception, the power of love, and the strength that comes from understanding one's own value.

This enchanting tale, told in delightful rhyme and vibrant illustrations, will teach children about empathy, the importance of self-reliance, and the beauty of being unique. 'The Girl Who Thought She was a Goat' is more than just a story-it's a journey towards self-acceptance that will resonate with kids and adults alike.