This charming and heartwarming book explains the daily life and interactions that the author, an actress who has Down’s syndrome, often experiences, as well as her enlightening affirmations and insightful beliefs about herself and others.

As she notes about her best friend, Monroe, “We’re different, but also a lot alike.” Her inspiring insights show how we can appreciate and accept differences. Or, as the budding artist compares her self-portrait with those of other children in her class, “Each one is different, but mine is the most different of all. And I think that makes it the best.”