A little boy called Fritz is very excited to turn five...but five feels a lot like four. But there are a few small differences (with his new cape, he's able to jump high enough to reach apples from the tree) and there's hope (when he bites into the apple, he is sure he feels one of his teeth wiggle).

Fritz and his family are paper-white. A couple faces in Fritz's classroom are brown. The art style is somewhat similar to Peter Reynolds'.

A good answer to "How does it feel to be five?" ( )

On his fifth birthday, Fritz discovers being does not feel all that different from being four. Murguia does a great job capturing a young child's perspective on age. ( )