The Boy Nobody Heard Kellan learns what it feels like when people hear the words but miss the person saying them.
The Question Nobody Asked A small mystery changes when Kellan realizes everybody has been answering before anyone asked the right question.
The Broken Bicycle A broken bike becomes a story about looking closely, learning useful skills, and not giving up too soon.
The Empty Lot Kellan sees an empty space differently from everyone else and starts imagining what it could become.
The Man Everyone Walked Past Kellan notices someone the rest of the neighborhood has stopped seeing.
Kellan's Very Bad Idea Kellan makes a choice that seemed smart for about five minutes—and then has to face what happened.
The Promise Kellan Forgot Forgetting a promise teaches Kellan why trust is built from what we actually do.
The Two Sides of the Story Two people tell Kellan completely different versions of the same event. Both sound true.
The Store That Almost Disappeared Kellan discovers what a neighborhood loses when a useful local shop is about to vanish.
The Kid Who Could Fix Anything Kellan meets a child whose confidence comes from learning how to make broken things work again.
Grandpa Doesn't Know Kellan discovers that an adult can say “I don’t know” without becoming less worth listening to.
The Best Helper in Town Kellan learns the difference between being told to help and becoming someone people can count on.
The Day Nobody Said Hello One ordinary day shows Kellan how much a small communication can change a place.
The Garden That Belonged to Everyone A shared garden creates questions about responsibility, ownership, contribution, and care.
Kellan Makes a Trade A simple trade becomes a lesson in value, fairness, agreement, and keeping both sides happy.
The New Kid on the Block Kellan sees what being “new” feels like from the other side and decides what to do about it.
The Fort With No Boss A group of kids tries to build something together without anyone being “the boss.”
The Thing Kellan Was Afraid to Say Kellan knows something needs to be said—but saying it feels much harder than knowing it.
What Happened to Mr. Miller's Workshop? Kellan discovers that when a skilled person disappears, useful knowledge can disappear with him.
Kellan's One-Dollar Business One dollar, one idea, and a lot of questions about creating something another person actually wants.
The Map of People Kellan starts noticing how many different people it takes to make a community work.
The Day the Storm Came When plans stop working, Kellan discovers what preparation, calm thinking, and helping really look like.
The Boy Who Thought He Was Too Small Kellan meets a child who assumes being young means there is nothing important he can do yet.
