Posy always has a plan, and she is determined to see her plans through. But when she eagerly takes charge of the new classroom pet, things don't go according to plan. Bluey the beta fish suffers under all the special attention, and he starts looking worse and worse. Posy fears everyone will blame her. Can she admit she needs help to bring her new friend back around? Ruth Ohi's inclusive classroom scenes and sympathetic portrayal of Posy's struggles to not let herself or anyone else down serve as a warmhearted reminder that it's okay to ask for help. It's a welcome message for young readers that we don't always succeed, and we can learn from setbacks. Cooperation wins the day, and everyone stays true to themselves, in this joyful story that will be enjoyed again and again.