You're not alone

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Hello to all of you.

I recently completed my illustration for a picture book competition, titled " You're not alone ".

Writing a narrative for all children with disabilities under the age of 10 is the main goal of this contest.

Because we created this story in our mother tongue, Vietnamese, only a few of you would understand the complete bool. That’s why in the hopes that our message would be seen by more people worldwide, here is an short overview of the story that my friend, the writer, put together:

This story is about a little planet where everyone, except one child, has a unique mark. A child has brilliant eyes, healthy hearing, two amazing arms, two active legs, exquisite sound, and the ability to comprehend everything. Since it's too unusual and different, they refer to him as "Khuyet," which translates to "disabled child." The child does not understand why people avoid him or why he cannot be like other children. In his shadow nook, he frequently sheds tears, and he can't figure out why.

But one small girl begs Khuyet loudly whether he wants to sketch with her in that terrible period. Elders, on the other hand, try hard to keep the children apart. Still, the small girl believes that Khuyet and she are similar since we are all children. And no child should be left alone, right?