Judith Hurra and Richard Klippfeld tell a story of a day in the forest in their refreshing children's book debut: about the morning in the chameleon tree, where there is already busy buzzing and where a little chameleon lives that does not want to fit in... and about the evening, when dusk falls in the forest and night begins, when the chameleons are tired and a mother rabbit tries to herd her bunnies into their burrow! And of course, there is also a report on what the fox wants from this family... In its clear, unembellished language and with its colorful, illustrative drawings, "Different, and not so" not only conveys how important and beautiful it is to be different, but it is also a little bit like that itself. A colorful thought-provoking piece that trusts children with a lot. Awarded the Romulus Candea Prize in 2015. Suitable for ages 5 and up.