A bad idea
What does he do after he realizes it was his?
Meet Kellan
Kellan is the kind of kid who notices things, asks questions, gets ideas, gets some of them wrong, and keeps looking.

He can have a very bad idea. He can forget a promise. He can be afraid to say something. He can think he is too small to matter. He can misunderstand what another person meant.
That is exactly why there are stories to tell about him.
He likes learning when he can look, try, build, test, notice, compare, and figure something out. He dislikes questions that make him feel as though there is one correct answer everybody else already knows.
He also has a dog, which means not every serious moment stays serious for very long.
Curiosity. A sense of fairness. Wanting to be useful. Caring when someone is left out. Pride when he figures something out for himself. And enough stubbornness to occasionally make the story more interesting.
What We Will See Him Face
What does he do after he realizes it was his?
Can he repair trust instead of making excuses?
Can he understand someone he disagrees with?
What matters enough to speak up anyway?
What can a child actually do that makes a difference?
Can he create something another person really values?
Who does Kellan become when plans stop working?
What happens when Kellan is the one who sees him?
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