
Mansha is the only daughter of her parents. Since they both used to work to earn a living, Mansha was brought up by her granny.

Granny used to narrate lovely stories to Mansha at night as well as during the day. Due to this, Mansha had developed the habit of dreaming of living a life inspired by nature.

One day granny and Mansha were walking in the garden. As Mansha came across beautiful flowers blooming gracefully, she told her granny, " I dream to become like these flowers which are a symbol of love, peace and beauty. I shall symbolize harmony!"

Upon reaching home, as she sat by the window she saw the birds flying high up in the sky. She called out to her granny and said, "Granny! I dream to become a bird so that I can fly high up in the sky and touch it!"

At night when she was listening to her granny's bed-time story about stars, she jumped up with joy and said, "Granny! I dream to become a star so that I can twinkle and shine bright and spread light everywhere!"

Her granny hugged her and said, "You should dream big but for that you got to have a lot of patience and courage to make to dream come true." Mansha replied, "Yes granny! With your guidance and support I shall surely fulfill my dreams." Saying so she hugged her granny and got lost in her world of dreams.
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