If I Were a Lion

The narrative unfolds from the perspective of a child reflecting on their mother's frustration with their wild behavior. The time-out chair becomes a symbol of discipline and the child's struggle to understand their mother's limits. Through this lens, themes of patience, childhood mischief, and parental guidance emerge, capturing the complex dynamics of a mother-child relationship. The story invites readers to explore the balance between freedom and boundaries in a young child's life.