Ludolph and the Ocean-Sized Dream Ludolph was eight years old, bursting with curiosity, energy, and ideas that jumped around in his head like popcorn. He had ADHD, which meant his brain worked fast — sometimes too fast — and that made school a little harder for him than it was for other kids. But Ludolph also had something extraordinary. He had a dream so big it could fill the whole ocean. Ludolph wanted to become the world’s greatest marine biologist — the kind who discovers new underwater creatures, swims with dolphins, and protects the ocean from harm. He knew everything about whales, could name sharks faster than adults could read their own handwriting, and loved watching the ocean documentaries more than cartoons. But Ludolph had a plan — a smart one. “First,” he told his mom proudly, “I’m going to become a vet. Then I can help animals, make money, and save up for marine biolog...

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