From 'The Most Beautiful Stories' collection, this book presents the timeless fable of 'The Crow and the Peacock.' It follows a simple crow who, envious of the peacocks' splendid feathers, tries to become one of them by adorning himself with their fallen plumes. He quickly learns a harsh but valuable lesson about vanity, identity, and the importance of self-acceptance when he is shunned by both the peacocks and his fellow crows. This tale teaches young readers that true beauty lies in being oneself and that everyone possesses their own unique value.