Elara and the Little Bird

Seven-year-old Elara loved dreams very much. Every night when she lay in her bed, she would close her eyes and imagine wonderful adventures.

One morning, while playing in the garden, she found a bright, colorful feather. The feather carried all the colors of the rainbow and shimmered softly.

As Elara picked up the feather, she heard a tiny chirp. Looking in the direction the feather came from, she saw a tiny, sparkling bird. The bird smiled at Elara.

"Hello!" said the bird, its voice like a tiny bell. "I'm Minik. This feather is the key to your dreams."

Minik whispered to Elara that dreams could be lived not only while sleeping but also while awake. "You can turn anything into reality with your imagination," he said.

With what Minik taught her, Elara began to make her dreams even more vivid. In her sleep, she ran through colorful forests and flew above the clouds.

She used her imagination not only in her dreams but also in her games. The trees in the garden became mysterious castles for her, and the flowers became talking friends.

Elara shared her adventures with Minik with her family. Her mother and father were very happy to see how creative and joyful she was.

Minik taught Elara the biggest secret: "The real magic is inside you. You can turn every day into an adventure with your imagination."

Thanks to Minik, Elara understood how wonderful it was to always dream and see life in color. From that day on, she woke up to a new adventure every day.