The Little Fish Who Was Looking for Company  

  Once upon a time, in the vast sea, there lived a little fish who felt alone. Every day he saw the other fish playing together, forming beautiful formations and talking to each other.

The little fish, called Moonfish, wanted very much to be part of a colorful group of fish, but he was afraid that they would not accept him. “Maybe I don’t swim well,” he thought.

One day, he plucked up courage and approached a starfish who was doing funny things in the happy group. “Can I play with you?” he asked hesitantly.

  The other fish smiled. “Of course!” they said. “Each fish has its own shine, and together we make the most beautiful seabed!”

Moonfish felt warmth in his heart. He understood that inclusion is not about how bright you are, but about finding a group that accepts you for who you are.

  From that day on, the seabed became even brighter, because Moonfish had found his place among the other fish.

GRANDPA IMDI: Once upon a time, in a small town, there lived an old carpenter,“Grandpa Imdi”.

And suddenly, three apples fell from the sky...

One for Grandpa Imdi...

One for the kittens,

And one for the kind-hearted children who love animals.

Kindness and caring for others—people or animals—bring joy and warmth to our lives, just as they did to the life of "Grandpa Imdi.