Now that Masa is no longer able to speak, he moves to a new town, in hopes of finding help. In this town, everyone looks and talks differently. Masa is scared of saying the wrong thing, so he doesn't say a word. After a long time in silence, Masa becomes afraid to say anything at all. Until one day, Masa discovers something special about himself. As a child of Vietnamese immigrants, T.M. Banh shares the personal experience of feeling different, the anxiety that comes from being an outsider, and how to feel connected again. With the help of a cute red panda bear, Masa, this rhyming book is a friendly and simple way to encourage your child to try new things, and make friends along the way. This is a great book for encouraging self-confidence and empowerment in your little one, getting out of their bubble and letting their voice shine. This story is ideal for readers ages 2-8.