identity
— A child's plea to be forgotten transforms everyday details—soup, Fruit Loops, a voice that travels through walls—into a meditation on presence and erasure.
— A meditation on impossibility and perception, where belief and action create paradoxes, and inner vision doesn't match outer reality.
— A devil and angel switch moral roles after the angel bites the devil's ear, which transforms into a halo the devil swallows.
— A young writer explores how imagination can't be controlled or remade, getting lost in holes of deep thinking but remaining uniquely yours.
— A Vietnamese girl named Hoa, overwhelmed by her new American school, runs away to the fields where a mystical connection to nature helps her find peace with her new home.
— A series of questions explores the nature of friendship, wondering about true motivations and what friends are supposed to be.
— A meditation on feeling trapped by others' expectations transforms into a plea for empathy and a vision of freedom through flight and song.
— A girl faces sexist taunts when joining the Boys' Chess Club but wins over her teammates by reframing their shared experiences of exclusion and leading them to victory.
— A young writer explores the gap between how peers see her—aloof, friendless—and how she sees herself: kind, connected, surviving through writing.
— A bullied boy finds a magic pen that grants him superpowers, but his friend's rejection teaches him that real heroism doesn't require magic.