But her letters weren’t normal. The leaned to the right like it was telling a secret. The B had two big round bellies that overlapped like hugging bears. The E had an extra horizontal line—just because. The G curled into a little spiral at the bottom, like a pig’s tail. And every single letter had a tiny dot inside its loops, like little giggles trapped on paper.
And in the corner of every printed page, in tiny, secret letters, it says: cute fun fonts
“What’s all this, sweet pea?”
He was about to give up when Grandma shuffled in, wearing her fluffy slippers. She peeked over his shoulder. But her letters weren’t normal
Timmy stared. “What font is that?”
Next, he tried a font made of tiny balloons. Each letter floated slightly off the line, with little strings dangling underneath. The word “HAPPY” looked like a birthday party on paper. But when he wrote “SAD,” it just looked like deflated balloons. Not quite right. The E had an extra horizontal line—just because