Mama Kabera Softcover 28 Pages

Rania was very angry when her friends believed that her mother is her grandmother, and she wished that her mother looked as young as her friends' mothers. This subject dominated her thinking that she could no longer sleep, and she lost the desire for food. When she tells her mother what is going on in her head, her mother tells her: Age and shape are of no importance to them, what matters is that she loves her and takes care of her. Then Rania remembers what her friends say about their mothers' faults, and she realizes that her mother is the best.
Big Mama, kids learn to rate others based on how much they love them, and on what they do for them, not on form and age.