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In the 1980s two short story writers, desperate for an idea, conjure inspiration by meddling with their neighbor's private affairs.
Attaboy champions self-love, resilience, and boldly declares that trans kids do exist, they do know who they are, and they do still need love and nurturing. It's about a child's search for their own voice and needing to be heard; about existing as who you are in this world, unapologetically.
Coping with the grief of her mother’s death, a Korean-American daughter seeks out a wish tree for solace. As she reflects upon their relationship, she must decide between residing in regret or transforming her wishes into statements.
It's not easy being blue...
