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The Whale who Believed she was Fish

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$17.25 $26.95 In stock

Category: Books & Music

An illustrated book dedicated to the importance of empathy and discovering one’s own potential.



Whale always felt very lonely. Because of her size, it seemed to her that everyone was afraid of her. Yet she felt she had a heart as big as her gigantic tail… Discouraged, she swam away from everyone, crying. Her tears, however, illuminated the ocean depths with an enchanting rainbow, and fish began to dart in her wake. From that moment, Whale continued to offer her colourful tears to the ocean, though now they were tears of joy.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ava M. ★★★★★

The whale’s loneliness hit me right in the chest, and the way the story circles back to empathy felt like a warm hug by the last page. My kid asked me to read it three nights in a row, and each time we spotted something new in the art.

Riley ★★★★★

The illustrations are gorgeous and really bring the whale’s emotions to life. My nephew asked me to read it three times in a row, and I loved how the story gently teaches about empathy and self-worth.

Sophia Y. ★★★★★

My daughter struggled with feeling different at school, and this book's gentle message about self-acceptance really connected with her. The way the story balances the whale's loneliness with her eventual discovery of inner strength feels genuine, not preachy.