The Little Raindrop That Forgot How to Fall

The Little Raindrop That Forgot How to Fall

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authorSluvk

A poetic tale about a tiny raindrop named Stay who, instead of falling to Earth, rises to the Moon and becomes its first source of water, bringing joy and a new light to the long-thirsty satellite. This heartwarming story explores themes of individuality and finding one's unique purpose.

age4 - 8 کلن
emotional intelligence
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