What about Dylan

Dylan Williams-Marcotte, at just nine years old, finds himself navigating life with parents who seem perpetually distracted. His father is immersed in his writing, lost in a world of words, while his mother juggles the demands of her job. This leaves Dylan to explore his own thoughts and feelings, often turning to his imagination for comfort and adventure.

As he encounters the challenges of growing up, Dylan grapples with feelings of loneliness and seeks to carve out his own identity amidst his parents’ busyness. He embarks on small adventures in his neighborhood, meeting quirky characters and learning valuable lessons about friendship, resilience, and the importance of being heard, ultimately discovering that his voice matters just as much as anyone else's.