What age group is "The Flamingo Who Lost Her Color" suitable for?

Suitable for children aged 3-7. Reading time is about 2-4 minutes.

The Flamingo Who Lost Her Color

Name: The Flamingo Who Lost Her Color
Author: An original story — the Hoot Tales team

A flock of vivid bright pink flamingos standing in a shimmering blue lake, one flamingo with the brightest pink feathers standing proudly in the center

By a lakeside lived a flamingo with the brightest pink feathers in her whole flock. Everyone admired her beautiful color.

A pink flamingo with ruffled feathers looking angry after spilled colorful food, another flamingo looking apologetic nearby at a blue lake

One day, a friend accidentally bumped into her and spilled all her food. She grew so angry that she refused to speak to her friend ever again.

A flamingo whose feathers have turned entirely dull ash-gray, no pink left at all, standing sadly alone at the edge of a blue lake, contrasted with a flock of bright pink flamingos watching worriedly in the distance

The longer she held onto her anger, the more her bright pink feathers faded into a dull gray. Her flock grew worried, wondering what had happened to her.

A wise gray owl perched on a branch speaking gently to a gray flamingo beside a blue lake at dusk with a colorful sky

The wise old owl who lived by the lake told her, "A flamingo's pink comes from the happiness in her heart. If you keep holding onto anger, your color will never return." So she decided to walk over and talk to her friend, and to forgive.

A flamingo's feathers turning vibrant bright pink again as she happily reunites with her friend, surrounded by a flock of pink flamingos in a colorful sunset lake

The moment she forgave her friend with all her heart, her feathers slowly turned bright pink again. She learned that forgiveness always makes the heart feel lighter and brighter.