This beautifully illustrated book sincerely aims to bring children and adults closer to David, a boy with Down syndrome. Although at first glance he may seem different, he loves the same things as the rest of the children: he likes to doodle, draw, create ... And most importantly: he loves life.

Sam tells his story and together we learn what it means to have dyslexia and how it does not prevent a child from doing what they want in life. Sam knows, as does his mother, that the difficulties he has with writing, reading or calculating are due to the fact that he has dyslexia. But many relevant personalities have suffered or suffer from dilexia (difficulty in learning caused by a gene on the sixth chromosome) without this having diminished their intelligence and ingenuity. This is the goal, that the difficulty is only an obstacle to overcome, not a wall that prevents children with dyslexia from developing as they want.

Marta and Miguel are diagnosed with diabetes. They and their family have a lot to learn, but they will soon realize that there is nothing they cannot achieve with love, effort and care.

Feeling different, especially as a kid, can be tough. But in the same way that different types of plants and flowers make a garden more beautiful and enjoyable, different types of people make our world more vibrant and wonderful.

“Oh, for the love of stinking skunk farts! My hair is still blue!” This witch is very angry. She wants her hair color booger green, blood red, or even muddy like a swamp. But not blue, like the blue fairy! She wants to be a witchy witch… so she decides she’s going to kidnap a kid at the park! “Look at this runt, he’s stolen those dolls from her sister”, she thinks as she stalks her prey… But she’s in for a big surprise!

On the way to school, Baldomero finds a wild pig that teaches him how to paint with his feet, and a fox that teaches him how to make cheese. He also finds some frogs….