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The Brave Little Star
“For what reason might I at any point resemble the others?” Sparkle frequently pondered. “They sparkle so easily, while I scarcely shine.”
One night, as Sparkle watched her companions gleam somewhere out there, she felt a rush of assurance ascend inside her. “This evening, I will sparkle more brilliant than at any other time!” she murmured to herself. Yet, when she attempted, her light gleamed, then diminished, and she immediately took cover behind a cloud.
“Perhaps I’m not intended to sparkle by any means,” Sparkle murmured.
The comet crashed through the sky, its tail shining faintly as it passed. As it took off across the sky, it left a path of murkiness afterward. Out of the blue, the stars started to blur, their light scarcely noticeable.
Sparkle glanced around, and interestingly, she saw what no other person had. The sky was currently covered in shadows, and the murkiness was spreading rapidly. Different stars were faint, excessively uncertain of themselves to illuminate. Alarm spread among them like a wave overhead.
“I can’t allow this to occur!” Sparkle thought. However her heart hustled with dread, she remembered something her grandma had once told her: “Even the littlest star can have a major effect when it really considers sparkling.”
Different stars, seeing her light slicing through the dimness, tracked down the boldness to sparkle again. Individually, they started to sparkle once more, their lights becoming bolder, as Sparkle drove the way.
The dimness gradually withdrew as the sky loaded up with the sparkling of stars. The comet’s accident had dissipated the stars, yet Sparkle’s fortitude had united them back.
When the night finished, Sparkle was shining more splendid than any time in recent memory. She wasn’t the greatest or the most brilliant star overhead, however she had an effect such that no other person would be able.
“Perhaps I’m intended to sparkle,” Sparkle thought happily, her small light currently consistent and solid.
From that evening on, Sparkle at no point ever questioned herself in the future. She realize that regardless of how little or apprehensive she felt, her light could constantly have an effect.
Also, at whatever point she took a gander at the sky, she no longer saw simply different stars. She saw herself — radiating brilliantly, bold, and valid.