Fanny

A three-legged kitten named Fanny and her puppy friend Ruby set out to show the other farm animals that being different doesn't mean being less able.

For the kid who's noticed someone different and asked a hundred questions about it, Fanny opens up a gentle, honest conversation about what bodies can and can't do.

• Big idea: Being different isn't the same as being broken — what you can do matters more than what you can't.
• Vibes: Gentle, earnest, and warm, with the soft glow of a classic farmyard fable.

• are working on understanding physical differences
• enjoy farm animal friendships
• respond well to stories with a clear moral
• are curious about what makes someone 'different'

• Story & problem-solving: How did Fanny and Ruby help the other farm animals see things differently?
• Feelings & empathy: How do you think Fanny felt when the other animals noticed she had only three legs?
• Real-life connection: Have you ever met someone who does things a little differently than you? What did you learn from them?
• Imagination: What do you think Fanny is really good at, even with three legs?