The Sky Gazing Up at the Stars

It's a fantasy novel, because I can't think of a better way to describe it... When I came up with this story, it was because I looked at my classmates. I'm only twelve, and no matter their grades, looks, money, or popularity, each of them has something distinctive about them. They're like stars in the sky, some bright and some dim. No two are alike, but every one of them is there. I hope my novel can do justice to every character, whatever their appearance, nationality, or anything else. If they were really in my story, I hope they'd feel that what they do and think suits them, and that they can live comfortably. Otherwise, I'd feel guilty, and I would have to apologize to every character in my novel. What would people do or think in certain situations? I've never studied psychology, but I have an imagination. I know how to imagine myself as someone else. That's also why, when someone speaks in class, even if they're wrong or rambling, I still feel bad when the teacher interrupts them, because I want others to listen to what I have to say, too. I wonder, what are you thinking as you read this? Have you ever come across a blurb like this? I don't know how many people will read it, and it would be hard to guess. This story doesn't teach us anything. It's just a story, and I hope I can write it well. Warning: You'll encounter people from all kinds of countries, so don't be surprised.