Ms. Penelope stood in the corridor in amazement, looking around at all the little children at the Donald McDowell Hospital who were in need of a Foster home. She wasn’t aware that a nurse had wheeled “Baby Nathan” in and parked his stroller right in front of her because, he was so tiny and quiet. The Social worker nudged Ms. Penelope’s arm to get her attention and motioned for her to look in “Baby Nathan’s” direction. When Ms. Penelope looked , there was a cute little brown baby boy with huge round hazel-eyes staring back at her. Instantly she adored him and so will you. “Mic-Key, Ms. Penelope & Me” although written as a Reading tool for 4th & 5th Graders, this fiction short-story children’s book can perhaps help people of all ages to deal with others with disabilities in a more simple and reassuring way in efforts to help them live happy and full lives and promote positive interaction among children, parents, and teacher., Read along as “Baby Nathan” reaches every Milestone one by one with the help of Ms. Penelope nurturing love, determination and commitment to helping “Baby Nathan” thrive. Enjoy.