No, our story is about another Isabella, who is not a queen nor leader kind. She is a sheep, and as everyone knows, sheep are followers. They are perfectly content to trail along behind whoever happens to be a few steps ahead.
One day Isabella begins to wonder if there isn't a better way. "Must we always be wandering about willy-nilly, nobody knowing where we are going?" But, as Isabella learns, recognizing the need for a leader and accepting the responsibility of being one are two different things.
The story of how Isabella is transformed from a follower into a leader takes place in the heart of Spain, on the dry, rugged grazing land below the old city of Segovia. There in the shadow of Alcazar, the castle where Queen Isabella was crowned, Isabella the sheep finally steps forward to guide her little flock.
Following Isabella presents children with a different view of leadership- not as the wielding of power, but as a service performed for the benefit of others. It is a thought-provoking story for reluctant leaders young and old.