Naya's fluffy, curly hair stands out! She constantly receives compliments for it. But secretly, Naya wishes that others wouldn’t focus so much on her appearance. After all, she can and loves to do many things: riding her bike, playing sports, painting, singing – she is proud of that.

When a child finally starts to laugh at Naya because of her hair, she feels hurt. And then everyone joins in! Naya tries to hide her hair.

Fortunately, Ella joins the daycare group. Ella is not impressed by strange looks and odd comments! She uses an insulin pump and is used to it. The two girls quickly become best friends.

This book playfully conveys self-love. It raises children's awareness of hurtful, discriminatory behavior. It encourages even the little ones to stand up for themselves. Translated by award-winning children's author Chantal-Fleur Sandjon. This beautiful book tells the story of how Naya learns to stand up for herself again and not give power to the thoughts and words of others!.