Is there something you’d like to do, but your friends just don’t get it? So what do you do? Do you trudge on alone, or do you just give up on it? After all, if your friends don’t understand, why would anyone? But then someone unexpected comes along. Or was he there all the time? Author Dan Arnsan tells the story of such a dream in his book, Trevor’s Tank. Ten-year-old Trevor is fascinated with tanks. His dream is to build a tank he can drive in the Veteran’s Day parade. It’s a big goal, and Trevor is off to a rocky start. His friends don’t understand his fascination with tanks or why he wants to build one. Trevor quickly discovers his building skills aren’t exactly up to the level needed for such a project. That’s when he accepts help from a lonely neighbor, Mike, who helps him achieve it and deal with other issues along the way. Trevor’s Tank deals with many issues ten-year-olds have. They face bullying and loneliness, especially when their fathers aren’t around.