Muhriz goes to the park

One sunny morning, Muhriz found a golden map under his bed. "It is a map to the Cloud Park!" he shouted. Muhriz put on his favorite shoes and ran outside. The flowers in his garden began to hum a happy tune. He followed the glowing lines on the map as they led him high up a rainbow path. He was so excited to play!

Muhriz reached the Cloud Park and saw the biggest slide ever! It was made of shiny silver and reached the stars. "I want to go now!" Muhriz cried. He ran toward the ladder, but there was a long line of children. They were all waiting quietly. Muhriz felt a little bit impatient. He wanted to jump to the front, but the silver slide was very tall.

A friendly robot floated by Muhriz. "The slide is more fun when everyone gets a turn," the robot said. Muhriz took a deep breath and stayed in his spot. He watched the other children zoom down. "Wheee!" they yelled. Muhriz realized that waiting was not so bad. He talked to the boy in the star cape while they moved up the ladder. It was fun to make a new friend!

After the slide, Muhriz went to the bouncy meadow. A giant, fluffy blue cat was sleeping there. Some kids were jumping too hard and the cat looked sad. Muhriz remembered what his mommy told him about being kind. He walked over and patted the cat very softly. "Be gentle, friends," Muhriz said. The cat purred and gave Muhriz a big, soft hug.

It was time for a snack. Muhriz had a basket of glowing star-fruit. He saw a little girl who didn't have any. Instead of eating them all, he shared his fruit with everyone. "Here you go!" he said. The children all sat together and ate the sweet, glowing treats. Muhriz felt very happy inside. Being gentle and waiting his turn made the day much better.

The sun began to set, and the stars started to twinkle. Muhriz was tired from all the fun. He walked back down the rainbow path to his house. He had learned how to wait and how to be a gentle friend. "I can't wait to go back tomorrow," he whispered. He climbed into his warm bed and fell fast asleep. Goodnight, Muhriz!