Zuhause ist, wo wir sind
Lia, a curious and adventurous four-year-old, faces the challenge of moving from her home in Badalona, Spain, to a new life in Germany. Through her journey, she learns about courage and the true meaning of home.
Lia loved her home in Badalona. But one day, her parents said they were moving to Germany. Lia was scared. " - I don't want to leave my friends!" she cried. She wondered if she would ever feel at home again.
Leaving Badalona was hard. Lia had to say goodbye to her friends. " - Will I find new friends?" she asked her mom. Her mom hugged her tight. Lia felt a little braver, but still worried.
In Germany, everything felt different. The new house was big and quiet. " - Where is the sun?" Lia asked, missing the bright Spanish sun. She wanted to play outside, but didn't know anyone.
Lia decided to explore the new neighborhood. But she couldn't understand the language. " - How can I talk to them?" she wondered. She felt lost and alone, missing her old home.
Lia tried to make friends at the park. But she was too shy to say hello. " - What if they don't like me?" she thought. She sat by herself on a bench, feeling sad.
One day, Lia felt she couldn't try anymore. " - I give up," she sighed. She missed her old life. But she knew she had to be brave.
Lia's grandma visited with a surprise. " - Let's bake cookies for your new friends," she said. Lia learned a new German recipe and felt excited. She realized she could share a part of her old home with her new friends.
Lia took the cookies to the park. " - Would you like to try?" she asked the children. They smiled and played together. Lia felt happy. She knew she was finally home.
Lia loved her home in Badalona. But one day, her parents said they were moving to Germany. Lia was scared. " - I don't want to leave my friends!" she cried. She wondered if she would ever feel at home again.
Leaving Badalona was hard. Lia had to say goodbye to her friends. " - Will I find new friends?" she asked her mom. Her mom hugged her tight. Lia felt a little braver, but still worried.
In Germany, everything felt different. The new house was big and quiet. " - Where is the sun?" Lia asked, missing the bright Spanish sun. She wanted to play outside, but didn't know anyone.
Lia decided to explore the new neighborhood. But she couldn't understand the language. " - How can I talk to them?" she wondered. She felt lost and alone, missing her old home.
Lia tried to make friends at the park. But she was too shy to say hello. " - What if they don't like me?" she thought. She sat by herself on a bench, feeling sad.
One day, Lia felt she couldn't try anymore. " - I give up," she sighed. She missed her old life. But she knew she had to be brave.
Lia's grandma visited with a surprise. " - Let's bake cookies for your new friends," she said. Lia learned a new German recipe and felt excited. She realized she could share a part of her old home with her new friends.
Lia took the cookies to the park. " - Would you like to try?" she asked the children. They smiled and played together. Lia felt happy. She knew she was finally home.
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