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The fairy tale of Little Snow White is a classic that teaches about the consequences of vanity which will ultimately lead to engaging in destructive things to yourself and others.
The mirror plays a major part in the Queen's demise, as she uses it for vanity, conceit, self-image, and ultimately, her self-respect. When you continously compare yourself to others, as opposed to honoring your own beauty, it's a never ending battle and an endless life of unhappiness. ** This story is best suited for children ages 13 and older. If younger, it's best to listen to it with parents for direction, clarification, and understanding.
The mirror plays a major part in the Queen's demise, as she uses it for vanity, conceit, self-image, and ultimately, her self-respect. When you continously compare yourself to others, as opposed to honoring your own beauty, it's a never ending battle and an endless life of unhappiness. ** This story is best suited for children ages 13 and older. If younger, it's best to listen to it with parents for direction, clarification, and understanding.

