This book is dedicated to all children with learning disability.

Once upon a time, there was a child who looked at the world with different eyes, unlike his peers. This child was full of life, playing games with his friends, spending time with his family, and loving to draw.

When he was 6, he went to school. But something wasn't going well. This child cannot understand the letters written on the blackboard and cannot write correctly. Time was passing up, almost all of his classmates were learning to read and write, but this child kept still trying.

One day, his teacher wrote sentences on the blackboard and wants them to read one by one. When the turn came to this child, he couldn't read the sentence. Suddenly, everyone started laughing at him. The child, who didn't know what to do, ran away from class.

After this incident, although he was very upset, he never gave up to try. 

The teacher who understood that something was happening immediately contacted his family. They understood that this child was a special child and had a learning disability.

His parents talked to their child about this. He told his family about what had happened to him and said that he did not want to be like this. However, his family said that this was not a bad thing and our barriers made us special.

Finally, thanks to special education, he began to read and write like his peers. 

 He was admired by his family and other peers because he achieved all these with his faith and confidence. He thinks that he's not disabled, he's special.