A Santasa Magic Story on Gratitude
In a small village nestled between green hills and flowing rivers, there lived a cheerful little girl named Mira. She wore two bright braids, loved chasing butterflies, and had a curious sparkle in her eyes. But there was one thing Mira often forgot to do — say thank you. 🙈
Whenever Amma packed her favourite laddus, or Appa helped find her missing shoe, or Grandma told her bedtime stories, Mira would smile and run away — but never said the magic words.
🌟 One evening, as the sun painted the sky orange, Mira heard a soft ding! near her window. When she peeked out, she saw a tiny sparkling fairy floating in the air.
“Who are you?” Mira gasped.
“I’m Tara, the Thank-You Fairy! And you, Mira, have forgotten your invisible gift.”
“My invisible what?” Mira asked, puzzled.
“Every kind word or help you receive is a gift. But unless you say thank you, it stays invisible — no one feels its magic,” Tara explained.
She waved her wand and poof! Mira saw faint sparkles floating around her house — Amma's cooking, Appa’s fixing, Grandma’s stories — all invisible gifts waiting to be seen. ✨
From that day on, Mira decided to change.
She ran to Amma and said, “Thank you for the warm rotis!” 🫓
She hugged Appa, “Thank you for helping me with my kite!” 🪁
She held Grandma’s hand, “Thank you for the dragon story!” 🐉
And guess what?
Every time Mira said thank you, she saw those invisible gifts turn into glowing stars floating around her home. The house shimmered with kindness, and so did Mira’s heart. 💫
Tara, the fairy, smiled from the window and whispered,
“Gratitude turns ordinary days into magical ones.”
🌸 The End
Moral: Saying thank you is like opening a gift — it makes both the giver and receiver feel special. 🎁
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