Path to You

A story in verse that follows the journey of a flamingo who discovers with sorrow that her egg has been broken. Driven by anguish and protective instinct, the mother begins questioning the animals of the savanna, convinced that one of them is responsible.
Each encounter is a lesson in empathy and observation. The animals respond not with anger but with tenderness and clarity, explaining why they could not have been the ones. This repetitive narrative device, characteristic of cumulative tales, builds anticipation while teaching about the diversity of the animal kingdom: each footprint, hand, or track is unique.
As the flamingo’s frustration grows, mother nature reveals the truth: the marvelous phenomenon of hatching has occurred. The chick breaks through its shell, and joy is shared by the entire animal community.
A tender mystery story about motherhood, protective instinct, patience, empathy, and the search for answers.

Key points

• A cumulative tale in verse that invites participation and anticipation.
• Addresses feelings such as loss, suspicion, frustration, and joy.
• Delivers a positive message about life and birth.
• Demonstrates that respectful dialogue is possible, even in moments of tension.
• Reflects diversity throughout, highlighting the uniqueness of each character.