I am not different from before, except that I have uncovered a mix-up. Leo has a beautiful new name: Jennifer. Jennifer herself doesn't know where she learned her real name. But she is very happy to have finally woken up with it one day. It's like something that allows you to breathe better. Only the adults don't get it at first. They still genuinely believe she is Leo, a boy. Such nonsense, think the chubby Gabriel, Anne, and Stella. As the best friends and loyal companions in chewing gum, skipping school, trying on clothes, and finding themselves, they see the whole situation just like the cat. The cat is neither happy nor sad about Leo's new name. It doesn't matter to her at all. In a hearty and cheerful tone, not at all as a problem story, the Viennese author Franz Orghandl tells the story of the transgender child Jennifer. The topic is increasingly encountered by children in their surroundings today. Jennifer's experiences make it clear what truly matters in life.