About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is hesitant to stand out or feels like they are being put into a box by others. It is a perfect choice for the student who feels average or overlooked and needs a humorous reminder that they have a powerful voice waiting to be discovered. Dorothy is a girl who unexpectedly lands the role of Tarzan in the school play, and her journey explores the surprising, visceral power of finding a unique talent. Through lighthearted school-based humor, the story addresses the vulnerability of being seen and the immense pride that comes from authentic self-expression. It is a gentle, funny, and encouraging read for middle-grade students navigating the social pressures of the classroom.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book is secular and realistic. It deals with social anxiety and the fear of judgment in a direct but comedic way. There are no heavy trauma elements, making it a safe, hopeful exploration of identity.
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