You can Change the World: Miracles can be Made out of Mud

This touching story tells the story of an eight-year-old girl who has a life-altering experience. She is transported to Haiti when she watches a video on her computer screen, where she observes children eating mud to satisfy their hunger. This startling image ignites a fire in her, and she vows to help these children and make a difference in the world.

The little girl begins on a path of self-discovery and determination to succeed, filled with compassion and an unwavering belief in the power of one person to impact change. She contemplates whether she can use her own abilities to make a significant difference. This thought process leads her to a powerful realization: she loves baking cookies.

With her newfound purpose, the girl decides to start her own cookie business in order to earn funds for the children in Haiti. Regardless of the difficulties she faces, she never loses sight of her goal and constantly reminds herself that she has the power to change the world.

Months of hard work and determination pay off as she earns over $1,000, a huge amount that enables her to provide food, water, education, and even support for a teacher. Through this, she discovers the transformative power of determination, empathy, and action. This heartwarming story highlights the value of compassion, resilience, and the notion that everyone, of any age, can make a positive difference in the world. It demonstrates the life-changing impact of simple ideas, the importance of stepping outside one's comfort zone, and the worldwide influence of individual actions.

Finally, the narrative serves as a captivating reminder that even the simplest acts of compassion and giving can have a lasting impact. It encourages readers to follow their passions, dream large, and take inspired action to make the world a better place for those in need.

Author: Kaylee Stavlas
Publisher: Spirit Media
Published: 07/06/2023
Pages: 36
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 0.71lbs
Size: 8.50h x 8.50w x 0.25d
ISBN: 9781961614116