How heavy is love? It's a question that holds a metaphor. Relationships sometimes weigh us down, but the question is, does loving weigh us down? Can love be a miracle formula to make relationships feel lighter? This story is an opportunity to talk about how we feel when we're together, how deep our affections are, and sometimes how difficult they are to explain...

In this particular story, you'll find an opportunity to talk about the challenge of living together, the need to consider the other person, and the risk of divorce or separation, a reality that affects so many children. This book doesn't explicitly address divorce; it respectfully guides the conversation about this topic, giving space to emotions and questions.

Who do you say I am? is inspired by the question Jesus asks Peter in Matthew 16:15-23. Find inspiration in this story to talk about this important truth in these times, where identities are blurred and volatile. This question is a great opportunity to check how much our children understand and know about sexuality and to begin normalizing constructive dialogue about sexuality with them. It is not an explicit, literal story; it is a poetic and metaphorical one, which allows us to introduce children to this topic respectfully, without going beyond what they can understand.