For When You Feel Different

Mia Brown was starting at a new school. She felt both excited and a little scared. Looking around, she noticed her hair was different from the other kids'. Mia felt a bit out of place.

At recess, Mia met a girl named Lucy. Lucy loved Mia's hair and said it was beautiful. They played together, and Mia felt happier. She started to see that being different could be good.

For show and tell, Mia brought a photo of her family. She talked about her heritage and her unique hair. The class listened, fascinated. Mia felt proud and special.

Mia learned to love her unique look and gifts. She understood that everyone is special in their own way. Mia's confidence grew, and she made many friends. She was happy to be herself.