The Story of How I Came to Life
Follow the journey of little Liana in Gjakova, Kosovo, as she overcomes obstacles and learns the value of wisdom and perseverance.
Liana was born on a sunny and windy Monday in Gjakova. Her family was excited to meet her. But Liana had a big question: How did she come to life? She wanted to know the story of her birth and her first years. Her family tried to tell her, but it was a very hard story to understand.
Liana's first obstacle was understanding what 'birth' meant. She asked, - What does it mean to be born? Her mom said, - It's when you come into the world. But Liana still didn't understand. She felt confused and a little sad.
Liana tried asking her dad next. - Daddy, what is birth? He explained it differently, but it was still confusing. Then she asked her grandma. - Grandma, can you tell me what birth means? Even her grandma's story was hard to understand. Liana felt like she would never know the answer.
Liana started to feel very frustrated. - Maybe I will never know how I came to life, she said sadly. She stopped asking questions and felt like giving up. Her family noticed she was upset. They wanted to help her understand.
One day, Liana's grandpa sat down with her. - Let's try a different way, he said. He brought out a big book with pictures. - This book tells the story of your birth. As they looked at the pictures together, Liana started to understand. - Oh, so that's how it happened! she exclaimed.
With the help of the picture book, Liana finally understood the story of how she came to life. - I get it now! she said happily. Her family cheered and hugged her. Liana felt very wise and proud. She knew that asking questions and not giving up was important.
Liana was born on a sunny and windy Monday in Gjakova. Her family was excited to meet her. But Liana had a big question: How did she come to life? She wanted to know the story of her birth and her first years. Her family tried to tell her, but it was a very hard story to understand.
Liana's first obstacle was understanding what 'birth' meant. She asked, - What does it mean to be born? Her mom said, - It's when you come into the world. But Liana still didn't understand. She felt confused and a little sad.
Liana tried asking her dad next. - Daddy, what is birth? He explained it differently, but it was still confusing. Then she asked her grandma. - Grandma, can you tell me what birth means? Even her grandma's story was hard to understand. Liana felt like she would never know the answer.
Liana started to feel very frustrated. - Maybe I will never know how I came to life, she said sadly. She stopped asking questions and felt like giving up. Her family noticed she was upset. They wanted to help her understand.
One day, Liana's grandpa sat down with her. - Let's try a different way, he said. He brought out a big book with pictures. - This book tells the story of your birth. As they looked at the pictures together, Liana started to understand. - Oh, so that's how it happened! she exclaimed.
With the help of the picture book, Liana finally understood the story of how she came to life. - I get it now! she said happily. Her family cheered and hugged her. Liana felt very wise and proud. She knew that asking questions and not giving up was important.
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