One for each way the world can get to be a lot
Every book follows the same shape: Zola's noticing is a gift, then it becomes too much, then a grown-up gives her a real tool — and she uses the very thing that overwhelmed her to help somebody else.
when the world is too loud
when clothes feel wrong
when food and smells are a lot
when light is too bright
when talking is hard
when the dark is somewhere new