"Not a Stereotype, I am So Much More" is a story about a little girl named Phoenix who loved her parents even though they were separated and lived in different homes. She also loved and cared deeply for her friends. Her whole mission in the story is to assist her parents in organizing a community health fair, since it was brought to her attention that so many of her friends had illnesses and needed encouragement. They also needed knowledge about how to cope with said illnesses and how to request support for them and their ...
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"Not a Stereotype, I am So Much More" is a story about a little girl named Phoenix who loved her parents even though they were separated and lived in different homes. She also loved and cared deeply for her friends. Her whole mission in the story is to assist her parents in organizing a community health fair, since it was brought to her attention that so many of her friends had illnesses and needed encouragement. They also needed knowledge about how to cope with said illnesses and how to request support for them and their families. With the help of her friends, the neighborhood community center, sponsors vendors, schools, personal trainer and medical personnel, the fair was a great success. To top it off, the fair let people of all races, traditions and cultures see that they can combine and support one another who have so much in common.
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