Myles cannot sit still, and his class has run out of patience.

His mind, body and mouth all seem to have lives of their own. The story asks how a classroom learns to move forward together — not how Myles learns to stop.

Why we picked it

• Written from inside the restlessness, so a child who moves like Myles sees himself
• What it is like to be the classmate everyone is waiting for
• Asks the class to change, not the child who is different

About the series
Part of the One of Us series about embracing classmates in all their diversity. By bestselling author Ames Chen and award-winning illustrator Quek Hong Shin. Also read Short of Nothing and Letters to Paige.

Ages 3–8 · English