Description

As Dracula moves from place to place, he begins to notice what feels off, where he feels unseen, and where he feels a little more like himself. Along the way, he meets others who help him see that what makes him different isn’t something to hide.

Through those experiences, he starts to understand that belonging isn’t about changing who you are, but about finding the spaces where you don’t have to.

By the end, home feels less like something to search for and more like something you recognize when it’s there.

At the end of the story, children are guided to reflect on what makes them unique and where they feel most accepted and comfortable.