In the deep blue sea where fish do swim, lives a wobbly whale who’s quite the gem. Her name is Wendy, wide and grand, with a heart of gold and a life well-planned.

Wendy would wobble, weave, and whirl, a unique whale, quite the girl! While other whales swam firm and straight, Wendy bumbled, a twisting fate.

“Oh dear!” sighed Wendy, spinning around. “I’m different, I wonder if I’ll ever be found.” She watched her friends glide and glide, wishing she could swim with pride.

One sunny day, as Wendy wobbled by, she met a turtle named Timmy, shy. “Hello there, Timmy!” Wendy beamed, though a gentle wobble interrupted her gleam.

Timmy replied with a shy hello, his tiny flippers moving so slow. “I wobble too,” Wendy said with cheer, “But I’ve learned there’s nothing to fear.”

Timmy smiled, his flippers unfurled, “Thank you, Wendy, you’ve brightened my world!” They swam together, slow and fast, a friendship formed, made to last.

But as they swam, there came a shout, “Help, oh help!” The fish cried out. Wendy and Timmy quickly dashed, through the ocean, they splished and splashed.

They found a net trapping some fish, their freedom lost, a captured wish. Wendy knew just what to do, her wobbling helped her see it through.

With a mighty spout and a wobbling flip, she freed the fish with a twist and a dip. The fish were saved, they cheered and sang, their joy echoed, the ocean rang.

Wendy realized as they swam away, her wobble was wonderful in its own way. She and Timmy laughed, side by side, their hearts full of happiness and pride.

“Remember, dear friend,” Wendy said with glee, “Our differences make us special, you and me!” And with that lesson, under the sea, Wendy wobbled, forever free.

So if you see a wobble or a shy little flip, know that uniqueness is the real tip. Just like Wendy and Timmy too, your quirks make you wonderful, undeniably you!