Colours You Did Not See is a collection of tender, thought-shifting stories that explore how we see and relate to individuals with disabilities and all who experience the world differently. Told through the eyes of friends, parents, siblings, strangers, allies, and disabled individuals themselves, each story offers a quiet lens into moments of misunderstanding, connection, and change. Grounded in the belief that the sense of inclusion must be nurtured from childhood, the book helps young minds grow more open, observant, and kind. These aren’t tales of inspiration or pity, but reflections on what it means to belong. Because inclusion doesn’t begin with grand gestures, it begins with how we notice, listen, and share the sky we live under.