
Once upon a time there lived two brothers. Joe was the older brother and Sammy was the younger one. Both of them loved playing with their toys. One day Joe set out a big pile of ash from the fireplace with his toys. Sammy wanted to play too, but Joe wouldn't let him.
"That's my pile of ash and I don't want you near it," Joe said.
Sammy was frustrated and tried to get closer, but Joe kept pushing him away. Finally Sammy had enough and said, "Fine, I'll find something else to do."
But little Sammy was curious, and he couldn't resist. So he went back to the pile of ash and used his small hands to form it into shapes. After a while Joe noticed what his brother was doing.
He came over and said, "I didn't think you could use ash to make things. That's pretty cool!"
The boys spent the rest of the day making large ash sculptures. They enjoyed themselves so much that they actually forgot their fight.
This story teaches us the value of sharing. When we share with others, we can have bigger and better experiences. If we keep everything to ourselves, we only limit our potential.
