dreamer

Of thinkers, doers, and dreamers
Aron's friends have very specific ideas about what they want to be when they grow up: astronaut, archaeologist, or roller coaster tester. Only Aron doesn't know what he wants to be. Because he doesn't know what he's good at.
So his father explains to him that there are different groups of people: There are thinkers and doers, and there are people who have a very special sense for perceiving the world. With their extraordinary talent, they bring beauty into the world. These are the dreamers.

Aron is puzzled. Who are the Dreamers, and what are their abilities? Dreamers see the world differently, his father explains. They perceive the world through their senses. They are artists, musicians, writers, dancers, and inventors, and with their talent, they make the world a more beautiful and better place for everyone. Aron belongs to this group of people.
A special feature of the book is the epilogue, which lists famous dreamers who have achieved great things and whose actions inspire us to dream and accomplish great things ourselves.