Honestly, I find it hard to believe that just because it’s in cartoon form that young adults will accept the moral at the heart of the story:
I see now that I create my own unhappiness. The things that happen to me aren’t in themselves good or bad…it’s the way I react to them that makes them good or bad.
This profundity hits our teenage protagonist as he is mowing the lawn.
Like, who cares?
The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology