Your Majesty

During a time when there is no peace amongst people around the

world, the author of the story returns us to the importance of peace.

As we all know, teaching our children something they will remember

and treasure as grown-ups, must happen while they are still young.

The author therefore tells us a story of a king who, after the death

of his father, feels anger towards the mermaids. Even after he takes

over his father's role, he does not want to make peace with these

creatures that call the river their home. For this reason, Mother Nature feels anger towards

the King, so there is no rainfall and the people are getting sick. They beg him to make

peace with the mermaids, but he ignores them. At the end, the king realises that the best

way to live is to make peace — for his children's and his kingdom's sake.

In a nutshell:

Leadership skills and humility are the two concepts that strongly feature in the story. As

told, a lot can be achieved with humility and kindness. On the contrary, arrogance can

poison a peaceful atmosphere. This is highlighted as a third concept, centering on the idea

that whatever good existed before can be disturbed, and even eroded, especially when

leadership is considered a main theme.

The story has enough depth and creative flavor to cater to any reader's tastes. With a plot

that is otherworldly and entertaining, yet relatable and empowering, it is a reminder of what

it means to be truly human: of our capabilities; of our choices; and of the consequences of

our actions — both good and bad.

Your Majesty provides guidance for families and gives parents a reason to relax and

bond with their children. By reading a story together, everyone is inspired to share

their own experiences and exchange ideas. This is surely the best way to spend

time, as these special moments will soon be treasured as priceless memories.