Meet the friendliest goose on the farm. She feeds the chickens every morning, plays a "special game" with the bull, gives the pigs a wash, sings with the turkeys, and races the rabbits. In her eyes, every animal adores her and life could not be better.
But the pictures tell a quieter, funnier, more tender story than the goose’s cheerful words, and slowly a gentle question rises to the surface: if everything is so wonderful, why does everyone keep walking away?
A beautifully illustrated picture book about social intelligence — about reading the small signals we send one another, noticing how others really feel, and learning to see the world through someone else’s eyes. The story closes with an illustrated guide for parents and educators on understanding social cues, plus Ajyaal’s five-level reading framework.