Guess What Am I

Guess What Am I

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Fiction
Science Fiction
Every chapter will take you to the world of the unknown around us. Have you ever wondered how things feel and what kind of things they talked about? What do the trees talk about in the forest? Do cats just communicate by meow? No! They have their own language too! They have their own life! Join with me to explore how is it like living in the modern world, with the cats and the trees. Do not expect fairytale, but expect yourself becoming the thing itself. How different is their life from us? What they think about at some point of time? This is a story, for the imaginers.
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In the world we live in today, speaking seems to be the only way one knows how to communicate; as if it is the only way to communicate- or is it? There are many unique children, scattered around the world, who are labelled as, "special needs", or "autistic", or ADHD. And these labels usually come with a negative stigma attached to them. But, what if- what if these children were just... different? What if these children are here, to show us a different, and more unique way of living. What if they are not in need, of "special attention"? What if they are just: special. This fictional (or is it?) short story , is geared to change your perception about these children, and your view point on communication, and the way we as human beings- speak.

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