A small, fuzzy, crooked poppy flower finds herself growing among a field of beautiful, straight tulips. She can't help but start comparing herself to them, feeling very self-conscious and, well, different. Her self confidence suffers even more when she gets noticed by people who point fingers at her. She musters up some courage and bravely stands up for herself, pointing out that differences in appearance should not matter, and that she should be equally loved for being who she is - a flower. The tulips seemingly impressed by her bravery acknowledge her courage and give her some wise advice for the future. Find out what the important message is in this delightfully illustrated picture book about diversity and acceptance suitable for children of all ages who could use some encouragement due to being or feeling different.