First, she sprinkled the corn at the base of the oak. Within minutes, a family of squirrels scurried down. Bella played a soft, bouncy tune on the flute, and the squirrels chattered along. Using the blue yarn, she tied a small, lightweight basket to the tail of the bravest squirrel, Squeaky.
Squeaky, fueled by corn and music, zipped up the bark. He looped the yarn around the kite’s wooden frame. Bella gently tugged the other end from the ground. With a rhythmic tug-and-wiggle , the purple dragon slid free from the leaves and drifted down into Bella’s waiting arms. bella stuart
Bella was known for two things: her bright yellow rainboots and her "Thinking Cap"—a knitted beanie she wore whenever she had a big problem to solve. One Tuesday, Bella faced her biggest challenge yet. Her favorite kite, a shimmering purple dragon, had chased a gust of wind right into the top branches of the Great Oak. First, she sprinkled the corn at the base of the oak
Once upon a time, in a town where the trees whispered secrets and the clouds looked like giant scoops of vanilla ice cream, lived a girl named . Using the blue yarn, she tied a small,
"Squeaky," Bella said kindly, "could you carry this string up to my dragon?"