Leo is not like other lions. While the jungle expects him to roar with power, Leo can only manage squeaks and squeals. The monkeys tease him, the parrots giggle, and even the frogs can croak louder than he can.

Determined to find his voice, Leo visits Grandma Lioness, joins "Roar School," and practices all sorts of silly roars—from hiccupy to burpy! But when sneaky hyenas threaten the jungle, Leo must face his greatest fear.

With courage in his heart, Leo discovers that roaring isn't about being scary—it's about being brave, protecting friends, and staying true to yourself. Soon, the jungle celebrates Leo not just for his mighty roar, but also for his funny squeaky ones.

A heartwarming and hilarious tale about courage, friendship, and finding your voice, The Lion Who Was Afraid of Roaring shows children that bravery comes in many forms—and sometimes, laughter is the loudest roar of all.