Who I Am

Peter loves climbing his tree because it gives him a sense of freedom and peace. At the top, he can see far — rooftops, birds, and the open sky. He enjoys thinking his own thoughts without being disturbed. The tree is like a private world for him where he can truly be himself and enjoy solitude in nature.

Dolma dreams of becoming the Prime Minister of India. She is confident and believes she has the ability to lead the country and solve its problems. She is ambitious and thinks about the welfare of people. Her strong belief in herself and her desire to make a difference show that she is determined to achieve her big dream.

Nasrin expresses her creativity by drawing faces. She finds every face unique and interesting because each one tells a different story. She draws faces of people she knows and also imagines new ones. For Nasrin, a face is not just a physical feature but a window into a person's personality and feelings, which makes drawing deeply meaningful to her.

Marie and Radha both use art to express their feelings and connect with others. Marie plays the piano and feels music expresses emotions that words cannot. Radha loves acting and uses drama to make people feel different emotions. Both girls are passionate about creative arts and use their talents to communicate and share their inner world with those around them.

The main message is that every person is unique and special. We all have different hobbies, dreams, and talents, and that is perfectly fine. The chapter encourages us to be proud of who we are and to respect others' differences too. In our own lives, we should explore our interests without comparing ourselves to others and celebrate what makes each of us one of a kind.