individuality

The other animals on the farm make fun of Marvin because he is not pink like the other pigs, but his attempt to change his color has surprising results.

Pigasus the flying pig recovers her mother's golden nose ring from a pirate ship proving that while unusual, wings are useful on a pig.

A child uses Mother's ordinary suggestions for a garden as a springboard for imagining all sorts of unique and creative garden ideas.

Spirited young Fer travels through the Way to a magical world in which beings part human and part animal serve an evil ruler known as the Lady, and where she hopes to learn about her long-lost parents and her own identity.

Told in their separate voices, fifth-graders Sylvan, whose parents' divorce causes him stress, and Charity, who lived in Kenya for the past five years, both strive for normalcy at school and start a petition to keep their teacher, Mr. In, from being fired.

Eleven-year-old Julian Calendar thought changing schools would mean leaving his "nerdy" persona behind, but instead he forms an alliance with fellow inventors Greta and Ben and works with them to prevent an adult from using one of their gadgets for nefarious purposes.

When an Irish girl comes to spend the summer with his family, a sixteen-year-old boy learns the value of being an individual.

Harry is free to move at his own unhurried pace only when he is alone.

Bored with staying indoors alone while the other animals are sleeping away the winter, a little rabbit searches for a playmate.

Leo the rabbit whose ears are different from all the other rabbits learns that "normal is whatever you are.".