Morrie is an ordinary young salamander who longs to feel extraordinary. When he goes on a hiking adventure through his neighborhood, he uses his imagination to transform into the extraordinary animals he meets along the way. But when his own mother doesn't recognize him, Morrie decides to be himself again and discovers that salamanders are extraordinary too. This make-believe, read-aloud story introduces children not only to the power of imagination but also to the anatomy of several animal species and the functions of their anatomical wonders. What is it that makes salamanders extraordinary?