Y’s father X, a consonant, and mother O, a vowel, mean well, but Y seems to be neither (consonant nor vowel) … or both – it’s hard to tell. Either way, they’d prefer it be one or the other. As Y continues to grow and explore, Y’s parents find it harder and harder to keep their peace. Y, aware of their concerns, helps them come to terms with and accept difference. A simple story of compassion and affirmation, And Sometimes Y will speak to readers of all ages.