Fairy Isla’s Magic Dust
Isla the fairy wakes up and her sparkle is gone! Where could it have gone?
Isla the fairy woke up in her tiny flower bed. ‘Oh no!’ she cried. She looked in the mirror. Her sparkle was gone! Her wings were plain and her dust wouldn’t glow.
‘I must find my sparkle,’ said Isla. She flew over the garden, high and low. She looked under leaves and behind stones. But there was no sparkle anywhere.
Tilly the bee was sitting by a puddle, looking sad. ‘My little home is muddy,’ said Tilly. ‘I can’t get it clean.’ Isla wanted to look for her sparkle, but she couldn’t leave Tilly like that.
Isla helped. She rolled up her sleeves. They scrubbed the floor. They swept the doorstep. They opened the windows. When they finished, Tilly’s house was spotless. ‘Thank you!’ said Tilly.
Then Tilly gasped. ‘Look at your wings!’ Little golden lights were floating around Isla’s shoulders. The sparkle was back! It had been hiding in the middle of a daisy all along.
Isla laughed and spun around. ‘My sparkle only shines when I’m kind,’ she said. Then she scattered fairy dust all over the garden. Every flower glowed.
The little lesson
Your sparkle shines brightest when you share kindness.
Let’s talk about it
- What makes you feel sparkly inside?
- Who helped the fairy get her sparkle back?
Finish stories to collect Isla as a sticker in your Sticker Book.
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