(Paperback)

When McKinley's classmate questions her abilities, she realizes that the world may not see her the way she was raised to see herself. McKinley has to remember all of the things that make her brilliant and hopes to help others to see that too! McKinley's experience reignites her will to believe in herself even if she's the only one who believes... for the time being.

(Hardback)

When McKinley's classmate questions her abilities, she realizes that the world may not see her the way she was raised to see herself. McKinley has to remember all of the things that make her brilliant and hopes to help others to see that too! McKinley's experience reignites her will to believe in herself even if she's the only one who believes... for the time being.

(Paperback)

When Lincoln makes a classmate upset, he finds he has a lot to learn about the world he once knew. Turning to his dad to make sense of why it's important to see color, he begins to understand the importance and the power in people's differences. Lincoln's first day of school may teach him one of the most valuable lessons in life.