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My Theme In 'The Boy Who Could Turn Into Things'

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My Theme is that life 's not fair. For instance maybe you 're sick, but you still have to go to work,or maybe you 're getting threatened or bullied at school. In my story “The Boy who could turn into things”, there is a kid named Brian. Now Brian gets teased a lot about a lot of things. The reason he gets teased is because he either walks funny or his clothes are a little to small on him. And Brian is only a FIRST GRADER!

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