Mansa.

Of the three river stones Mansa keeps on her windowsill, there's one she sometimes takes from home: the gray one with white veins, the smallest, her favorite. She slips it into her pocket before an exam or an odd day, and back home she returns it to its exact spot. It's her portable anchor, what she takes with her when she leaves the safe place. When something scares her, she reaches into her pocket to find it. A bag understands that gesture well: you carry what matters and keep going, hands free.

Mansa is in Standard 3 and goes back and forth from school loaded with the day's things. The bag inherits that back-and-forth: for the market, errands, class, or whatever comes up. If you're going to carry it over your shoulder, it might as well carry a calm elephant on the front, the kind that carries just what she needs and never gets rattled. I create it, Yago Partal, within Animal Kinhood; the measurements and capacity are on the product page, and who Mansa is, in her biography.