Li-Hope-fe
I was recently reading a story to my daughter at bedtime, about 3 child-scarer monsters who felt bored and useless and landed in prison. Even after completing their term in prison, they didn’t want to leave as they felt hopless, as they didn’t know anything other than scaring people, which they didn’t want to do. Soon, they find a friend in a new addition in the prison, Nightmare, a tiny little monster. He was a good story teller and everyone loved to hear his stories. But he spent most of the time sleeping. Eager to hear the stories, one day, the 3 monsters combined their terrific cries and woke him up. To their surprise, he was neither scared nor angry. Instead he thanked them for waking him up early, which he had always wanted to do. He praised them and said that many sleepyheads would be happy to have them in their lives. The 3 monsters were amazed to know that they could be of some use and could do something more than what the...