Nana a Borboleta
Nana, a young butterfly with pink wings, ventures through the enchanted forest of Ponta Grossa in search of new friends. She faces several obstacles, learns about tolerance, and discovers the true meaning of friendship.
Nana, a beautiful butterfly with pink wings and green eyes, lived in the enchanted forest of Ponta Grossa, Brasil. She loved to explore and make new friends. One sunny day, she decided to fly to a distant part of the forest. But when she arrived, she found that not all the insects were welcoming. Some didn't like her pink wings and red hair bows.
Nana met a group of bees who were busy collecting nectar. She tried to say hello, but the bees buzzed angrily. - Why are you here? one bee asked. - I just want to be friends, Nana replied. - We don't like butterflies with pink wings, said another bee. Nana felt sad and flew away.
Nana then saw a family of ants marching in a line. She landed near them and smiled. - Hello! Can I help you? she asked. The ants looked at her and shook their heads. - You're too colorful for our taste, one ant said. - We don't think you'll fit in, added another. Nana felt even sadder and flew away again.
Feeling discouraged, Nana sat on a flower and cried. - Maybe I should just go back home, she thought. She didn't understand why the other insects didn't like her. - What's wrong with me? she wondered. Just then, a wise old butterfly with rainbow wings landed next to her. - Why are you crying, little one? the old butterfly asked.
The wise old butterfly listened to Nana's story. - You know, everyone is different, and that's what makes the forest beautiful, the old butterfly said. - But they don't like my pink wings, Nana replied. - They just don't understand you yet. Show them your kindness, and they'll see, the old butterfly advised. Nana felt a little better and decided to give it another try.
Nana flew back to the bees and ants with a gift of sweet nectar. - I'm sorry if I bothered you before, Nana said. - I brought you this to show I want to be friends. The bees and ants were surprised. - Thank you, said one bee. - Maybe we were wrong about you, said an ant. They all smiled and welcomed Nana with open hearts. Nana learned that tolerance and kindness could make new friends.
Nana, a beautiful butterfly with pink wings and green eyes, lived in the enchanted forest of Ponta Grossa, Brasil. She loved to explore and make new friends. One sunny day, she decided to fly to a distant part of the forest. But when she arrived, she found that not all the insects were welcoming. Some didn't like her pink wings and red hair bows.
Nana met a group of bees who were busy collecting nectar. She tried to say hello, but the bees buzzed angrily. - Why are you here? one bee asked. - I just want to be friends, Nana replied. - We don't like butterflies with pink wings, said another bee. Nana felt sad and flew away.
Nana then saw a family of ants marching in a line. She landed near them and smiled. - Hello! Can I help you? she asked. The ants looked at her and shook their heads. - You're too colorful for our taste, one ant said. - We don't think you'll fit in, added another. Nana felt even sadder and flew away again.
Feeling discouraged, Nana sat on a flower and cried. - Maybe I should just go back home, she thought. She didn't understand why the other insects didn't like her. - What's wrong with me? she wondered. Just then, a wise old butterfly with rainbow wings landed next to her. - Why are you crying, little one? the old butterfly asked.
The wise old butterfly listened to Nana's story. - You know, everyone is different, and that's what makes the forest beautiful, the old butterfly said. - But they don't like my pink wings, Nana replied. - They just don't understand you yet. Show them your kindness, and they'll see, the old butterfly advised. Nana felt a little better and decided to give it another try.
Nana flew back to the bees and ants with a gift of sweet nectar. - I'm sorry if I bothered you before, Nana said. - I brought you this to show I want to be friends. The bees and ants were surprised. - Thank you, said one bee. - Maybe we were wrong about you, said an ant. They all smiled and welcomed Nana with open hearts. Nana learned that tolerance and kindness could make new friends.
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