Welcome to Granny's Bookmark. Today's story is... We're all wonders. Written and illustrated by R.J. Plazio. Sure, I do ordinary things. I ride a bike. I eat ice cream. I play ball. I just don't look ordinary. I don't look like other kids. My mom says I'm unique. She says I'm a wonder. My dog Daisy agrees. But some people don't see that I'm a wonder. All they see is how different I look. Sometimes they stare at me. They point or laugh. They even say mean things behind my back. But I can hear them. It hurts my feelings. It hurts Daisy's feelings too. When that happens, I put on my helmet. I put Daisy's helmet on too. And then we blast off. Up, up, up, up through the clouds. Across the galaxy. All the way to Pluto. We say hello to old friends. From far away, the earth looked so small. I can't see any people. But I know they're there. Billions of people. People of all different colors. People who walk and talk differently. People who look different like me. The earth is big enough for all kinds of people. I know I can't change the way I look. But maybe. Just maybe. People can change the way they see. If they do, they'll see that I'm a wonder. And they'll see that they're wonders too. We're all wonders. Thank you for visiting Grandma's Bookmark. For more information for this book, check the description box below. Be sure to thumbs up this video. Click the subscribe button for the latest videos on Grandma's Bookmark.