[Elliot](MFSZCLL6) was a special boy with a curious mind. He often found the world bustling and noisy, but in his mother’s arms, everything felt calm and safe.

[Elliot](MFSZCLL6) loved to learn. But sometimes, he didn’t like when things didn’t go as he expected. He felt better when his mother explained why the world worked the way it did.

[Mommy](N5LRXM94) told [Elliot](MFSZCLL6), 'Being different is like a rainbow—full of special colors that make the world beautiful.' [Elliot](MFSZCLL6) smiled at that idea. He liked rainbows.

One evening, [Elliot](MFSZCLL6) asked, 'Why do I feel different?' [Mommy](N5LRXM94) said gently, 'Because you’re [Elliot](MFSZCLL6), and you see things in a unique and wonderful way.'

[Mommy](N5LRXM94) told him about the boy in the story—[Leo](CKKNFGV6), who loved to count stars in the sky, just like [Elliot](MFSZCLL6) loved lining up his toy cars.

[Leo](CKKNFGV6) started to feel sad when others didn’t understand why he counted stars. But then he learned that everyone has something they love, just like him.

[Elliot](MFSZCLL6) hugged his teddy bear as he listened. He liked knowing that there were other kids who felt the same way he did.

[Elliot](MFSZCLL6) asked, 'Am I like [Leo](CKKNFGV6), [Mommy](N5LRXM94)?' She nodded, 'Yes, and that makes you incredible, just like him.’

'Different is good, [Elliot](MFSZCLL6). Different helps make the world beautiful,' she said. [Elliot](MFSZCLL6) smiled and felt a warm, safe feeling inside.

Later that night, under the stars, [Elliot](MFSZCLL6) whispered, 'I like being [Elliot](MFSZCLL6),' before closing his eyes in his mother’s arms, dreaming of rainbows and stars.