A true-to-life book about self-empowerment, healing, and the unique and indestructible value of every human being.

The central concept of the book, "the inner core," helps young readers to distance themselves from the perpetrator's emotional power and strengthens their self-esteem. Flo learns that no one can harm his inner core – his true, inviolable self. This message helps children process trauma and difficult experiences and re-empower themselves.

The book is practical and addresses real, psychosomatic symptoms such as stomach aches and withdrawal, which are common in affected children. It offers a loving approach to these topics and shows how important it is to name feelings and recognize one's own inner strength.

Written in easy-to-understand, memorable two-sentence rhymes, "Flo the Fox" conveys important values such as self-worth, resilience, and emotional healing. The book's messages are clear and child-friendly: "Your worth is indestructible – no matter what happens to you." It invites young readers to discover the strength within themselves and muster the courage to tell their story.

"Flo the Fox" is a sensitive, hopeful narrative that helps children and their parents process difficult experiences and understand the inviolable value of every human being.

The book can, of course, also be used independently of experiences of violence as prevention and self-strengthening in dealing with children and young people.