Mama's Ruru
Ruru loves staying up late, but her mom always reminds her to sleep early for energy at school. One night, Ruru realizes she's lost her favorite bedtime storybook, which she can't sleep without. Join Ruru as she encounters obstacles and learns the wisdom of listening to her mom.
Ruru loved staying up late and playing with her toys. But every night, Mama said, - Ruru, you must sleep early to have energy for school. One night, Ruru noticed she couldn't find her favorite bedtime storybook. Without it, she couldn't fall asleep. Ruru felt worried and knew she had to find it.
Ruru started looking under her bed, but all she found were dust bunnies. - Oh no, where can it be? Ruru wondered. She looked in her toy box, but it wasn't there either. Ruru felt frustrated and didn't know what to do next.
Ruru decided to search the living room, but it was too dark. - I'm scared of the dark, Ruru whispered softly. She bravely turned on the light, but still no book. Ruru's heart sank as she realized finding her book was harder than she thought.
Tired and sad, Ruru sat on the couch and sighed. - I'll never find it, she said to herself. She thought about giving up and going to bed without her story. But the thought made her feel even more upset.
Just then, Mama came into the room and saw Ruru's sad face. - What's wrong, my little Ruru? Mama asked gently. Ruru explained her missing book. - Let's think about where you last had it, Mama suggested. Suddenly, Ruru remembered she took it to the garden earlier.
Ruru and Mama went to the garden, and there it was, lying under the big oak tree. - Thank you, Mama! Ruru exclaimed happily. - See, sometimes you just need to remember, Mama smiled. Ruru learned the importance of listening to Mama and felt wise for finding her book.
Ruru loved staying up late and playing with her toys. But every night, Mama said, - Ruru, you must sleep early to have energy for school. One night, Ruru noticed she couldn't find her favorite bedtime storybook. Without it, she couldn't fall asleep. Ruru felt worried and knew she had to find it.
Ruru started looking under her bed, but all she found were dust bunnies. - Oh no, where can it be? Ruru wondered. She looked in her toy box, but it wasn't there either. Ruru felt frustrated and didn't know what to do next.
Ruru decided to search the living room, but it was too dark. - I'm scared of the dark, Ruru whispered softly. She bravely turned on the light, but still no book. Ruru's heart sank as she realized finding her book was harder than she thought.
Tired and sad, Ruru sat on the couch and sighed. - I'll never find it, she said to herself. She thought about giving up and going to bed without her story. But the thought made her feel even more upset.
Just then, Mama came into the room and saw Ruru's sad face. - What's wrong, my little Ruru? Mama asked gently. Ruru explained her missing book. - Let's think about where you last had it, Mama suggested. Suddenly, Ruru remembered she took it to the garden earlier.
Ruru and Mama went to the garden, and there it was, lying under the big oak tree. - Thank you, Mama! Ruru exclaimed happily. - See, sometimes you just need to remember, Mama smiled. Ruru learned the importance of listening to Mama and felt wise for finding her book.
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