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Rema 9

4th Jan 2025

The Tale of the Story Weaver

Once upon a time, in a vibrant village, there lived a young storyteller named Samira. She loved to weave tales that danced like leaves in the wind. "Tell us a story!" her friends would chant. Samira smiled and replied, "How about a tale of a brave little mouse who dreamed of flying?" Her friends gathered around, their eyes sparkling with excitement as Samira began her enchanting tale.

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In a cozy burrow under the great oak tree, there lived a tiny mouse named Milo. Milo was not like the other mice; he dreamed of soaring high in the sky. "One day, I will fly!" he declared boldly. His friends giggled and said, "Mice don’t fly, Milo!" But Milo was determined. He crafted wings from leaves and feathers, believing that with courage, anything was possible. As he climbed to the highest hill, he whispered, "Here I go!" and leaped into the air.

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Milo felt the wind rush beneath his makeshift wings, and for a brief, wonderful moment, he was flying! But soon he found himself tumbling down, landing softly on a bed of moss. His heart was still soaring, though, and his determination only grew stronger. Milo knew he had to try again, but this time, he needed a plan. He decided to seek advice from the wise old owl who lived on the tallest branch of the great oak tree.

The owl listened intently to Milo's dream, nodding with understanding. "Flying is not just about wings, young Milo," the owl hooted gently. "It’s about knowing how to dance with the wind." With newfound wisdom, Milo spent days learning from the owl, practicing the art of gliding, and perfecting his wing designs. Finally, the day came when Milo felt ready to try again, his heart filled with hope and excitement.

With his friends watching from below, Milo climbed the great oak tree. Feeling the breeze on his face, he took a deep breath and leaped once more. This time, instead of falling, he glided gracefully through the air, his wings catching the breeze just right. "I'm flying!" he squeaked joyfully. His friends cheered from below, their laughter and applause echoing through the forest. Milo had done it; he had turned his dream into reality, showing everyone that with courage and perseverance, even the smallest of creatures can touch the sky.