Merve prepares for her first day of school by counting every item she packs into her backpack.
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The Happy Heart of the Mountains


High in the majestic mountains of the Alps, lived a cheerful little girl named Mira. Every morning, she would wake up with the first rays of the sun, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and start a new day with a smile.


Mira lived in a small, cozy mountain cabin with her grandfather, who loved her very much. Her grandfather would carve little wooden figures for her, prepare warm goat's milk, and tell her the most beautiful tales of the mountains.


Their closest friends at the cabin were the adorable goats with their jingling bells. Mira had given them names: the white one was named Cotton, and the smallest, most mischievous one was named Bouncer. She loved them very much.


Every day, Mira would meet her friend Bora, the goatherd. Bora knew every path in the mountains and was the only one who knew where the most delicious wild strawberries grew.


Together, they would run through the mountain meadows and make crowns from colorful flowers. Mira's laughter would echo in the mountains, mingling with the wind.


Sometimes they would sit on a high rock and watch the clouds floating below. "The clouds are like cotton candy, I wish I could catch one!" Mira would say, and Bora would laugh.


Her grandfather taught Mira the secrets of nature. He would tell her how the eagles soared, which flowers had healing properties, and how the snow fell. For Mira, every day was a new discovery.


One day, Mira learned that she had to go to a big city for a while. Her grandfather hugged her and said, "You will make a new friend there and learn wonderful things. The mountains will always be waiting for you."


The city was very different from the mountains. The houses reached for the sky, and it was full of people everywhere. Although Mira missed the silence of the mountains and the scent of the flowers, she never lost the joy in her heart.


In the city house, Mira met a kind girl named Lara. Lara used a wheelchair, but her smile was as bright as the sun. The two immediately became very good friends.


Mira told Lara about the Alps. The goats, Bora, the flowery meadows, and her grandfather's stories... With the stories Mira told, Lara felt as if she were wandering in those mountains herself.


Mira's joy spread throughout the big house in the city. Lara's face was smiling more often now. They played games, read books, and dreamed together.


Finally, the time came for Mira to return to her mountains. As she said goodbye to Lara, she said, "I will always write to you, and you will come to the mountains one day." Their friendship would overcome distances.


Mira was very happy to be reunited with her mountains, her friend Bora, and her beloved goats. She had so many stories to tell now! She loved both the mountains and the city.


Mira had learned something wonderful: wherever you are, if you have love and friendship with you, any place can be your home. Her happy heart beat with the same joy both at the top of the Alps and in the heart of the city.


