A Pocketful of Moonbeams
About the Story
Night-breath hush, a small girl climbs rooftops to coax a shy ribbon of light home. Mila carries a market-made pocket and pebble, a toy companion, and a cloud’s quiet help. She must name the moonbeam and prove she will remember in a way the light will accept. Gentle, patient, and wreathed in soft wonder, the story follows her final, tender steps toward Tess’s sleeping room.
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