This book is dedicated to my Psychology class

Once upon a time, in a little town of fields and rivers, there lived a little boy named Milo. Milo had a special way of seeing the world. Colors were brighter, his energy was higher, he seemed to hear things the way no one else could.

But sometimes, Milo's mind felt like a sad thunder cloud was hovering over. He didn't know why he felt different from all the other children. This made Milo feel lonely.

One day, while Milo was sitting by the water, a wise dolphin named Arthur appeared. "Why the sad face little one?" Arthur questioned, his eyes looking worried.

Milo began to tell him all about his worries and his sadness. He told Arthur about the storm cloud covering his mind and how he felt all alone.

Arthur listened and nodded his head. "My child," he spoke softly, "you may feel different, but that's exactly what makes you special! You are a very bright boy, and even the stormiest days can't dim your light."

With the old dolphins words in mind, Milo began to see himself differently. He saw now that he shouldn't be ashamed to be different and thought about it the whole way home.

With his new confidence, Milo returned to school with a smile on his face. To his surprise, when he shared about his storm cloud and all the colors he saw, his class didn't judge. Everyone wanted to hear and see all the stories and colors he imagined.

From that day on, Milo knew he was never alone. He had friends and people who cared about him, storm and all.

As he sat above the water once more, watching the clouds drift by, Milo whispered a thank you to the wise old dolphin who helped him see the beauty in his mind.

He now knew that no matter how dark the storm clouds may get, there would always be a light waiting to shine through.