From bestselling creators Jane Godwin and Terry Denton comes a quirky and inspiring book about celebrating who YOU are and the power and peace to be found in not trying to be anyone else. ‘Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.’ – Albert Einstein (or not, as it turns out!)   So … can a fish climb a tree? Can a horse drive a car? Can a baby bake a cake?   And if they can’t, what wonderful things can they do?   From bestselling creators Jane Godwin and Terry Denton comes a quirky and inspiring book about celebrating who YOU are and the power and peace to be found in not trying to be anyone else. ‘Godwin’s succinct, well-worded text lends itself well to reading aloud during classroom and library storytimes … Denton’s colorful, playful illustrations brighten every page with multiple characters and intriguing details. An imaginative picture book.’ –  Booklist   "Denton’s colorful, playful illustrations brighten every page with multiple characters and intriguing details. An imaginative picture book."―Carolyn Phelan, Booklist Jane Godwin is the highly acclaimed author of over twenty books for children. Her work is published internationally and she has received many commendations, including the Australian Prime Minister’s Literary Award, the Speech Pathology Awards, The Family Award for Children’s Books, and the Australian Book Industry Awards. Jane spends as much time as she can working with young people in schools: running various literature and writing programs, making books and encouraging students in their own creative ventures. Jane lives in Melbourne, Australia with her family.  Terry Denton  has been creating children’s books for over 30 years. He has worked with many top authors, written much-loved picture books and junior fiction novels, won more than 40 children’s choice awards and been shortlisted many times in the Children’s Book Council of Australia awards. His  Felix and Alexander  won Picture Book of the Year in 1986. His books include  The Upside-down History of Downunder  with Alison Lloyd,  The Worm Who Knew Karate  with Jill Lever, as well as the  Gasp!  books and the animated TV series, and the world-famous Just! books and Treehouse series with Andy Griffiths. His work is characterised by a devious sense of humor, an adventurous and inventive drawing style and an informed flair for what interests and amuses kids.