A Special Little Girl by Derrick Jakolby Washington

The transcript is a heartfelt narrative about a young girl who is cherished by her family. Each family member praises her unique qualities, emphasizing her intelligence, beauty, and strength. Despite facing challenges due to her differences, the girl finds solace in her family's unwavering support. The narrative highlights the importance of love, patience, and understanding in embracing one's uniqueness. It concludes with a reaffirmation of the girl's special place in her family's heart, celebrating her individuality and the joy she brings to her loved ones.

What does the narrator's father say about her?

• She is the best singer.

• She is special and as smart as she can be.

• She is the smartest in her class.

• She is the most athletic.

How does the narrator's uncle express his pride?

• By saying she is the fastest runner.

• By calling her zaza Poo and saying she makes him proud.

• By calling her a genius.

• By saying she is the best dancer.

What challenge does the narrator face due to her differences?

• She struggles with math.

• She doesn't enjoy sports.

• Others sometimes leave her out because they don't understand her speaking.

• She finds it hard to make friends.

What is suggested to help the narrator when she feels down?

• Singing a song or two.

• Buying her a gift.

• Taking her to a movie.

• Taking her for a walk.

What is the overall message of the narrator's family support?

• They want her to be a famous singer.

• They want her to excel in academics.

• They love and adore her despite any differences.

• They want her to be the best in sports.