A little king dreams of only one thing: to be a great king. To establish his authority, he orders the construction of a gigantic castle. One day, a parrot, which repeats what his subjects say, comes to torment him: 'How ridiculous our king is! He looks even tinier in his immense palace!' Furious with anger, the little king is determined to command respect through decrees. But isn't he blinding himself? What if the true greatness of a sovereign lays elsewhere?

- The story of a little king who tries to prove his greatness through superficial acts before realizing that true royalty lives in kindness and serving his people. This tale encourages children to reflect on the concepts of power and responsibility.

- A story that teaches children the value of humility and kindness.

Themes: Power / Responsibilities / King / Authority / Wisdom