Sage is a little different than the rest of her siblings.
As teasing grows, Sage wonders if being different
means that something is wrong with her.
When a gentle old hound offers her a new way of
seeing, Sage begins to understand something deeper:
The words others use don't define who she is.
She discovers her differences are not something to
hide, but something to honor. She learns to embrace
her uniqueness, reminding readers that what makes
them different can be what makes them special, and
when you decide you are enough as you are, no one
can take that away from you.