Nina and the Sad Little Cloud | Gemini Storybook
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Nina and the Sad Little Cloud – Page 1
"Nina had a secret garden behind her house, filled with her best friends: the flowers. One afternoon, she saw a small, lonely cloud drifting in the bright blue sky. It wasn't fluffy and white like the others. This cloud was a soft, sad grey."
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Nina and the Sad Little Cloud – Page 2
"A tiny drop of water, like a tear, fell from the cloud and landed on Nina's cheek. Then another. The little cloud was starting to cry. "Oh, what's wrong, little cloud?" Nina whispered up to the sky."
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Nina and the Sad Little Cloud – Page 3
"The cloud let out a soft, rumbly sigh. "I don't like crying," it said in a watery voice. "I make everything wet and gloomy. I feel like such a bother when my tears fall.""
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Nina and the Sad Little Cloud – Page 4
"Nina's heart felt a little sad for the cloud. She looked down at her flower friends. The bright yellow sunflowers were drooping, and the red tulips had their heads bent low. They looked very thirsty."
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Nina and the Sad Little Cloud – Page 5
"Suddenly, Nina's face lit up. "But your tears aren't a bother!" she called out. "They're a gift! My flowers are so thirsty, and your tears are the most wonderful drink they could ever wish for.""
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Nina and the Sad Little Cloud – Page 6
"The little cloud peeked down and saw the sleepy flowers for the first time. It had been so worried about its sadness, it hadn't noticed who might need its tears. "They are?" the cloud asked, its voice a little stronger."
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Nina and the Sad Little Cloud – Page 7
""It's okay to be sad sometimes," Nina said in her kindest voice. "And it's okay to cry. Your tears can do something amazing. Go on, the flowers are waiting.""
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Nina and the Sad Little Cloud – Page 8
"The cloud took a little breath and let its tears fall in a soft, gentle shower. Pitter-patter, pitter-patter. The raindrops landed gently on the thirsty leaves and petals below."
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Nina and the Sad Little Cloud – Page 9
"It was like magic! As the rain showered them, the flowers began to stretch and wake up. The sunflowers lifted their heavy heads, and the tulips stood up tall. The whole garden seemed to sigh with happiness."
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Nina and the Sad Little Cloud – Page 10
"When the shower stopped, the sun peeked out, and its light shone through the cloud's last teardrops, painting a beautiful rainbow across the sky. The little cloud wasn't sad anymore. It felt happy and proud, knowing its tears had helped something beautiful grow."
