individuality

Although they are different in many ways, two girls are still best friends.

Turtle wishes he could fly, dive, climb, and run like other animals, but then he realizes something he can do that they can't.

Although they are twins, Jonathan and Rachel neither look the same nor do they see things the same way--especially in the forest.

When Lou Lou, a individualistic cat, decides to wear a very large hat to lunch, her more conformist friend is very upset.

Explores an individual's relationship to family, friends, and even pets.

When Franny Stein, self-styled mad scientist, creates a robot to show her school friends the joys of science, she ends up learning something from them instead.

A young boy describes his life with each of his divorced parents and also discusses aspects of himself that could be considered strange, such as walking around with soap in his hair or squawking like a chicken on the phone.

Identical twins Payton and Emma have vowed never to switch places again, but they face an emergency while the mathletes and Drama Geckos are all in New York City together.

Identical twins Payton and Emma continue to navigate life in middle school as they serve their punishment for having fooled people by trading places, and they learn that it is always better to be themselves.

Tired of being the middle child, Molly tries to distinguish herself from her sisters.