"Daddy is strong. Grandpa is strong. I'm strong. But Mommy isn't ""strong,"" Peterson overheard her 2-year-old grandson say one day. ""I"" knew he was already having the culture influence his ""upbringing,"" says ""Peterson,"" a ""Baha'i,"" ""storyteller,"" and author of Healing the Wounded Soul. That was the impetus for this book. Peterson's heroes don't slay dragons; they celebrate their freedom to ""choose,"" recognize their ""strengths,"" make personal sacrifices to pursue higher ""goals,"" and help reshape the world. A commentary and discussion questions follow each story."