A gentle story for children who keep comparing themselves — and feel “not enough” inside. Some days look normal… but inside a child something starts measuring everything. Who draws better? Who has more likes? Who got the window seat? Who matters more? Kapi notices a quiet voice in his head — a measuring stick that wasn’t there before. It makes his tummy tight and his thoughts heavy. Together with his little sister Bara, Kapi slowly discovers: comparisons feel like truth — but they are only thoughts numbers don’t decide worth you don’t have to be the best to belong and “good enough” can feel safe This warm therapeutic story helps children understand comparison, pressure, and perfectionism — without shame or lectures. Through everyday situations (school, friends, phones, photos, praise), kids learn how to pause, notice, and come back to themselves. Includes calming coloring pages and space for drawing. Perfect for children who: • feel worse than others • worry about being judged • care too much about likes and approval • struggle with perfectionism or tension Made for reading together, talking together, and calming down together.