Joey, a small superhero with a big heart, was playing with his toys in his room, thinking of how he could help his friend, who was non-verbal.

Amy, Joey's friend, was unique. She didn't talk like other kids, but her eyes spoke volumes. She and Joey were best friends.

One day at the park, Joey noticed Amy watching other kids talking and laughing. He saw a longing in her eyes. He wanted to help Amy express herself too.

"Amy," Joey said, "I have an idea! Let's communicate through art! It's like speaking, but with colors and shapes instead of words."

Back at Joey's room, they started their art adventure. Joey handed Amy some colored pencils and paper, and they began to draw.

Amy's drawings were vibrant and expressive, filled with colors and shapes. Joey was amazed. "Amy, your art is beautiful! It's like you're talking through it!" he exclaimed.

The next day, Amy and Joey went to the park with her drawings. Amy showed her artwork to the other kids, her eyes sparkling with excitement.

The kids were fascinated by Amy's art. They began to understand her expressions and emotions through her drawings. Amy was finally able to communicate, thanks to Joey's idea.

Soon, Amy's art became popular in their school. Her classmates eagerly awaited her new drawings each day, excited to 'hear' what Amy had to 'say'.

"Amy, you're a great artist!" Joey proudly told her. Amy smiled, her eyes twinkling. She drew a picture of her and Joey, superheroes soaring through the sky. Joey understood. It was her way of saying 'Thank you'.

Joey had helped Amy find her voice through art. They were not just superheroes in their drawings but in real life too, breaking barriers and building bridges.

And so, Joey, the superhero boy, and Amy, the artist, continued their journey, proving that friendship and creativity can overcome any challenge.