“MUM, BUSY BEES ARE FOLLOWING ME”
-“Mum! Help! Help! Busy Bees are following me!” -screamed the Little Boy while trying to hide behind his mum.
-“What did you do?” – asked mum but she didn’t wait for the bees to come any closer. She grabbed her son’s hand and ran to the car.
-“I was…” started the Little Boy “… with my Bear… and… Bear had this idea that… maybe we should check what the Bees were doing. So we went to see the Bees and… Bear couldn’t resist… taking some of their honey.”
Mum, the Little Boy, and the Bear made it to the car just before the Bees managed to catch up with them.
Mum swiftly fasten the Little Boy in his car before climbing over to the front seat. The Little Boy sat Bear next to him and put the Bear’s seat belt on. Bear couldn’t do it himself since his paws were still very sticky and full of deliciously sweet honey.
Mum started the engine and looked at the side mirrors to check if any cars were coming. But to her horror, instead, she saw Busy Bees covering the rear window. She took a deep breath, turned off the engine, and said.
– “I think that Bear needs to give back the honey he took without permission.”
The Little Boy looked at the Bear, but Bear wasn’t so sure about giving back the honey. Honey has been Bear’s favourite food… forever. Then the Little Boy said:
– “I think we need to give back the honey.”
– “That would be very wise. It’s not nice to take anything without permission, which doesn’t belong to you. Bees have to work very hard to collect all the honey.” Bear looked at the Little Boy for a long time before nodding his head in agreement.
Mum opened the door, and the three of them got out of the car.
Busy Bees looked at the Bear; the Bear looked back at the Bees for a few seconds before stretching out his honey paws. Busy Bees wasted no time and took back all the honey Bear didn’t manage to eat.
Once they were gone, Mum cuddled both Little Boy and Bear and said:
-“I’m very proud of the two of you for making the right decision. Next time, don’t take what isn’t yours. Promise?”
– “Promise,” replayed the Little Boy while the Bear nodded his head in agreement.
THE END
” MIA IS A LITTLE HELPER”
Mia is an amazingly talented young lady. She is a great friend and always has been an excellent student. Her favourite activities include playing the piano and telling stories.
She was born with only one arm. However, that has never stopped her from being a little helper, doing what she loves doing the most: helping other kids by using her artistic talents.
Grown-ups and sometimes other kids often stare at Mia, especially when she plays the piano or tries to use her drawing skills to lift people’s spirits up. But other people’s stares don’t scare her.
It empowers Mia to activate the magical powers she has inside her soul. Anyone who knows anything about magical powers knows that more powers will come your way if you use the magic powers for good.
At home, Mia always tries to help her mum and dad with cooking and cleaning, and she relaxes the most while folding the laundry.
At the weekend, Mia and her mum help other children in the school club with reading, writing, and math. The children are always happy to see Mia and her mum, who runs a bakery and bakes many delicious cakes and cookies for the kids as treats for doing well during the study sessions.
Mia brings many creative ideas for games, arts, and crafts, which the children usually do after the main subject lessons are over.
Mia is unstoppable and always willing to go the extra mile to help others. She is kind, loving and giving. And life gives her kindness and love in return.
Just like Mia we all have special powers that make us kind, loving and helpful, and we all could use those powers to help others.
What are your special powers? Do you use them to help others?
The End
” COCO THE CAT: COCO GOES TO THE LIBRARY”
Coco, the cat, is very well known in her local community for her love of books and reading. She has already read all the books she has at home and all the books her neighbours have. Some of the books she even read several times. That happens a lot to anyone who LOVES reading.
One day, while strolling through the park, Coco heard two girls talking about a place called the Library. Coco has never heard of a library before. But from what the girls were saying, it seemed like a magical place filled with books and quiet nooks to read.
Without much hesitation, Coco decided to visit this mysterious place cramped with high shelves full of books.
Once she found the Library, she introduced herself to everyone who was visiting that wonderland before finding a cosy spot in the children’s corner and disappearing into the world of stories. She read and read for hours…
It was already dark outside when her mummy came looking for Coco, who missed her lunch, dinner and, of course, snacks and special treats.
Coco stayed in the Library for so long because she didn’t know you could borrow books to take home. With the help of her mum and the ladies at the desk, she proudly joined the Library and got her very own library card.
At home, sleepy Coco asked mummy to read at least one more story to her. However, she was too exhausted to stay awake. until the end. Soon, she closed her sleepy eyes and was fast asleep, dreaming of books, stories, and all the new friends she was going to make.
The End
” ANGEL CHILDREN”
While cuddling up to his mum, the Little Boy said:
– “Before I came to Earth I had to check if you and daddy were going to be the best mummy and daddy I could have.”
– “Oh, did you?” asks mummy while gently tickling his giant feet.
– “I also had to find mummy who didn’t have a baby in her tummy, and you were the only mummy I liked who didn’t have a baby in her tummy.”
– “Was I the only mummy without a baby in her tummy? How interesting.”
– “Yep.”
– “And how did you check that I didn’t have a baby in my tummy, sunshine?” mum asks.
“On a huge computer, of course. All the children can use that computer to see if mummy and daddy are kind or not so kind, nice or not so nice before they decide to choose them. When I saw you on the computer, I knew that you were going to be the nicest, kindest, and bestest mummy ever.”
– “Thank you, my darling. I think you are pretty awesome yourself. What did you do after you knew I was going to be your mum?”
Little Boy is patient because he knows that mum needs a lot of explaining. She’s a grown-up, after all.
– “I took off,” he replies.
– “I’m glad you took off and found daddy and me.”
– “I’m glad too.” the Little Boy gives his mum a huge kiss and cuddles to her even tighter.
– “Where did you live before you found daddy and me?”
He looks at his mum as if he was trying to remember something.
– “It was a very hot planet.” but almost immediately changes his mind. “No, no, it was an icy planet. Yes, it was an icy planet, not hot at all.”
– “A cold planet, hmm…” says mum. “How did you travel to Earth?”
– “Of course, the other children and I had to fly,” he answers patiently.
– “Of course! Flying sounds exciting. Was it a long journey?” Mum doesn’t give up easily.
– “We had to fly for a long time, but I don’t remember how long. I knew where you and daddy were, so I didn’t have any problems finding you.” says the Little Boy.
– “I’m so happy you found me, my dearest darling,” Mum says while kissing his little fingers.
– “I’m glad I found you too. I love you mummy.” says the Little Boy.
– “I love you too, Sunshine.” says mum.
The End
I’m Made By Dyslexia, so expect small typos and big thinking.
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