Peter Penguin looked like every other penguin on the iceberg. He was black and white, like every other penguin. He had webbed feet, like every other penguin. He waddled side to side, like every other penguin. However, Peter was not like every other penguin. He was special. Peter had the kindest heart of any penguin anywhere. Everyone knew how special Peter was. His parents, his grandparents, his best friend, Buddy, his teacher and even the bully penguin that Peter saved from drowning—they all knew he was special. In fact, everyone on the iceberg knew—that is, everyone except Peter. He was still struggling with believing it was so. Peter had tried many ways to be different. He tried to fly like an eagle; he tried wearing rabbit ears; he even tried eyeglasses. It seemed as if all his plans either ended in disaster or embarrassment