Nine-year-old Brady knows that being good is boring, but being funny gets you noticed. While his classmate Becca earns gold stars for following every rule, Brady earns eye-rolls for his latest pranks. He wants the special helper badge and the front-row desk more than anything. If the star chart won't give him a turn, he'll just have to take one.

Brady sneaks into the classroom to steal the best seat before the first bell rings. His plan works perfectly until the rest of the class arrives. Instead of feeling like a winner, he feels like a fraud. Every kind word from his teacher makes his stomach twist with a new feeling called conviction.

When a chapel lesson reveals how much God cares about the truth, Brady faces a difficult choice. He can stay in the seat he stole or admit his mistake to the whole class. Rebuilding trust is harder than playing a prank, but it might lead to a better kind of friendship.

Discover a heartwarming story about grace, second chances, and the power of a clean slate.