In the book: "Out of My Mind", Melody, the main character is frustrated.
The evidence can be seen in the part where Melody is put in a program special for slow learners.
Explanation
The program is not near her level and the program eats more time with teaching on a single alphabet, which makes her crazy.
Melody, the protagonist here is showed as a child who has difficulties in carrying out physical actions but has a great grasping memory which is not understood by everyone.
She wishes to be like 'normal' kids but most of the people around her give her difficult times including her class teacher.
Melody Brooks
Melody Brooks is the novel’s protagonist and narrator. Born with cerebral palsy, Melody cannot speak or control her limbs. Although Melody is not able to communicate verbally with those around her, she has a photographic memory and a witty personality. In spite of her genius, Melody finds herself isolated in the special-needs classroom until the age of eleven, at which point she receives a Medi-Talker, a device that enables her to speak by using her thumb to trigger pre-programmed phrases. Melody longs to be seen and treated as a normal kid. She describes herself as having brown curly hair, brown eyes, stiff limbs, and a pink wheelchair.
