Why the Zebra Has Stripes
Reed Walker
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
A beautiful and heartwarming story perfect for libraries, teachers, and bedtime reading. Includes a FREE bonus PDF with coloring pages and story visuals.
Long ago, when the stars were still learning how to twinkle, there lived a little white horse named Zula who asked more questions than anyone else in her herd. Why do giraffes have long necks? Why do crocodiles smile? Why don’t I have any patterns like the other animals?
Zula feels ordinary—just plain white—and longs to discover who she really is. One sleepless night, she journeys deep into the magical Whispering Woods in search of Inkwe, a mystical baboon who paints with moonlight and dreams. There, she learns a powerful truth: what makes us special isn’t how we look, but the questions we ask, the stories we carry, and the kindness we share.
When Zula returns with new stripes—each one representing her curiosity—she inspires others to ask, wonder, and explore. And so, legend says, that’s why zebras have stripes to this day.
✅ Why Libraries and Educators Love It:
Celebrates curiosity and self-acceptancePromotes social-emotional learning (SEL) in a gentle, age-appropriate wayIncludes magical realism and a positive message children rememberIdeal for storytime, group reading, and bedtime routinesCulturally rich setting with universal themes 🎁 BONUS MATERIAL:
Every copy includes access to a FREE downloadable PDF with:
Beautiful coloring pages featuring Zula and the Whispering WoodsVisual prompts to spark imagination and storytellingPerfect for classroom activities or quiet time at home
Duration - 9m.
Author - Reed Walker.
Narrator - Digital Voice Myriam E.
Published Date - Monday, 27 January 2025.
Copyright - © 2025 Wojciech Wasilewski ©.
Location:
United States
Description:
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. A beautiful and heartwarming story perfect for libraries, teachers, and bedtime reading. Includes a FREE bonus PDF with coloring pages and story visuals. Long ago, when the stars were still learning how to twinkle, there lived a little white horse named Zula who asked more questions than anyone else in her herd. Why do giraffes have long necks? Why do crocodiles smile? Why don’t I have any patterns like the other animals? Zula feels ordinary—just plain white—and longs to discover who she really is. One sleepless night, she journeys deep into the magical Whispering Woods in search of Inkwe, a mystical baboon who paints with moonlight and dreams. There, she learns a powerful truth: what makes us special isn’t how we look, but the questions we ask, the stories we carry, and the kindness we share. When Zula returns with new stripes—each one representing her curiosity—she inspires others to ask, wonder, and explore. And so, legend says, that’s why zebras have stripes to this day. ✅ Why Libraries and Educators Love It: Celebrates curiosity and self-acceptancePromotes social-emotional learning (SEL) in a gentle, age-appropriate wayIncludes magical realism and a positive message children rememberIdeal for storytime, group reading, and bedtime routinesCulturally rich setting with universal themes 🎁 BONUS MATERIAL: Every copy includes access to a FREE downloadable PDF with: Beautiful coloring pages featuring Zula and the Whispering WoodsVisual prompts to spark imagination and storytellingPerfect for classroom activities or quiet time at home Duration - 9m. Author - Reed Walker. Narrator - Digital Voice Myriam E. Published Date - Monday, 27 January 2025. Copyright - © 2025 Wojciech Wasilewski ©.
Language:
English
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