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    Fables of the Stars: Infantil, #1
    Fables of the Stars: Infantil, #1
    Fables of the Stars: Infantil, #1
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    Fables of the Stars: Infantil, #1

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    Welcome to the magical world of Fables of the Stars! This book will take you on an incredible journey through the night sky, where stars not only shine, but also have amazing adventures. Each star has its own story to tell: some seek to fulfill wishes, others dare to explore black holes, and there are those who take care of the entire galaxy. On each page you will discover a universe full of cosmic characters who will teach you important lessons while you have fun with their adventures.

     

    In Fables of the Stars, you will learn amazing things as you dive into the mysteries of space. Did you know that some stars can guide travelers? Or that others fulfill your deepest wishes? The stories in this book will teach you the value of friendship, the importance of being patient, and how the smallest light can shine in the darkest moments. With each tale, you will find a moral that will help you understand the world in a special and fun way.

     

    This is not just a storybook. It's a window to the universe, where stars, constellations and planets come to life to share their secrets with you. Ready to discover what they have to tell you? Each adventure is designed so that you learn something new while enjoying exciting stories. Don't wait any longer and accompany the stars on their journeys across the sky!

     

    This book is perfect for you if you love the stars and want to learn while having fun. The stars are waiting for you to listen to their stories... All that's missing is you!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFirst Steps
    Release dateSep 11, 2024
    ISBN9798227688651
    Fables of the Stars: Infantil, #1

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      Fables of the Stars - First Steps

      The Lone Star and the Wandering Planet

      Once upon a time, deep in the universe, there was a lonely star shining in a dark, far-off corner of space. Although it was beautiful and bright, the star always felt lonely, because all around it was nothing but emptiness. Every night, the star would gaze into the distance, dreaming of having a friend to share its light with.

      One day, as the star was looking into the far corners of the cosmos, he saw something moving in the distance. It was a small planet floating alone, aimlessly. It seemed to be lost and didn't know where to go. The star, excited by the possibility of making a friend, decided to call out to it.

      Hello! the star cried in her bright voice. Who are you and where are you going?

      The planet, surprised to hear a voice, stopped and looked towards the light of the star.

      I don’t know, the planet replied sadly. I’ve been traveling through space for a long time, but I haven’t found a place where I belong.

      The star, feeling empathy for the planet, said:

      —I'm alone too. I've been here, illuminating this corner of the universe, but there's no one I can share my light with. Would you like to stay with me?

      The planet thought for a moment. He had never had a home before, he had always been floating around, aimlessly and purposelessly. The idea of ​​having a place to stay made him curious and excited.

      I would love to stay with you, the planet replied, smiling. But I am small and I don't have much light. I don't know if I'll be good company for a star as bright as you.

      The star laughed softly and said:

      —It doesn't matter how big or small you are. The important thing is that we can be together. I can enlighten you, and you can keep me company.

      The planet, happy to have found a place where it was wanted, began to spin around the star. With each revolution, the star shone brighter, and the planet, which had been dark and cold before, began to shine with the light of its new friend.

      Years passed, and the star and the planet became inseparable. They told each other stories about distant galaxies and watched passing comets together. They never felt alone again, because they had each other.

      One night, while they were looking at the distant stars, the planet said to the star:

      —Thank you for enlightening me and giving me a home. I thought I would never find a place to belong.

      The star smiled and replied:

      —Thank you for being with me. Before, I thought that shining was the most important thing, but now I know that the best thing is to have someone to share that light with.

      And so the lonely star and the wandering planet lived happily, knowing that although they were different, together they made a perfect couple.

      Moral: Sometimes it doesn't matter how brilliant or great you are, the most valuable thing is having someone to share what you have with.

      Orion, the Comet Hunter

      High in the sky lived Orion, a star known as the great comet hunter. Orion was strong, brave, and very fast. Everyone in the universe knew that when a comet passed by, Orion was the first to catch it.

      Orion enjoyed his life as a hunter. Whenever he saw a comet, he would run after it with its bright light, reach out his starry hands, and catch it in the air. Then he would throw the comet into space, creating new constellations and figures in the sky. Sometimes he would make shapes of animals, other times of things he saw on nearby planets, such as trees or mountains. Everyone admired his skill.

      One day, while resting after catching a small comet, Orion saw something in the distance. It was a huge comet, the largest he had ever seen. It was moving so fast that it left a bright tail of light that seemed to never end. Orion was thrilled. He knew that catching this comet would be his greatest feat.

      "This will be the biggest comet

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