Koki is smaller than a grape. He waits at the back and lets everybody else go first. Then night comes, he opens his mouth, and the whole forest hears him.
Puerto Rico — the wet green forest of El Yunque.
Singing at night. Two notes, over and over.
Believing he is big enough to help.
“Co-quí.”
Koki’s story carries the value of saying what is fair even when it is scary, because that is what gives the others the courage to speak, and doing the right thing feels good. Something that matters for a small child who sees something unfair and thinks one small voice cannot change it.
Co-quí.
I’ll go last. I don’t mind.
Somebody big is going to say something.
She was first.
I said it scared. And then everybody said it.
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Small characters, big feelings
