individuality

When seventeen-year-old Rosie's mother dies from Huntington's Disease, a devastating secret is revealed that sends Rosie on a journey from England to the United States with her ex-boyfriend, where she discovers yet more deeply-buried and troubling secrets and lies.

Emma's senator-father is running for president, and when her rebellious style and indifference to rules and convention create problems, she relies on her good friends, who are also the daughters of well-known people, to help her gain perspective.

After being told how she resembles other members of her family, a young girl states positively and absolutely that she is "NO ONE ELSE BUT ME.".

Patrick and Sandy set out in search of SpongeBob, who has lost his memory after bumping his head and managed to get elected mayor of New Kelp City.

Because he spends most of his time eating and sleeping, Sausage is considered to be a silly dog, but Emma and Gran believe he will prove himself, and one night he gets his chance.

At bedtime, four little monsters ask their mother which one she loves the most, and one by one, she reminds them of why they are each special.

Living in Indiana during World War I, ten-year-old Mallie longs to be seen as different from her identical twin and finds an example of individuality in the gypsies who moved into her community.

A little girl recites some of the things, events, and people in her life that she cherishes.

An orphan faces two sides of racial prejudice as he excels in sports while trying to find a home in a small town.

On "Hatday, " Ivan expects his father the hatmaker to present him with a hat that matches his character and talents, but he becomes confused when the other villagers also give him headgear more appropriate to their own interests.