

Anna was a big girl who wanted to go to university. She liked to learn new things and read many books. She had a brown bag where she kept her pencils and papers. She dreamed of going to a big school where she could study more and make new friends.
One day, her mother told her that they had to move to another town. Anna was very sad and angry. She did not want to leave her home and her friends. She did not want to go to a new school where she did not know anyone. She cried and cried and said, "I don't want to go! I want to stay here and go to university!"
Her mother hugged her and said, "I know, my dear, I know. But sometimes we have to do things that we don't like. We have to move because daddy got a new job. He will work hard to save money for us. And you can still go to university when you grow up. You can study anywhere, as long as you have your brown bag and your books. And you can make new friends in the new school. They will like you because you are smart and kind."
Anna wiped her tears and looked at her mother. She felt a little better. She said, "OK, mommy, I will try. But can I keep my brown bag and my books?"
Her mother smiled and said, "Of course, my dear, of course. They are yours. And you can always write to your old friends and visit them someday. Now, let's pack your things and get ready to go. We have a big adventure ahead of us."
Anna nodded and hugged her mother. She still felt sad, but she also felt brave. She knew that she could face the change and still follow her dreams. She learned that sometimes we have to cry, but we also have to try.
The moral value of the story is: We should be adaptable and resilient when we face challenges or changes in life. We should not give up on our goals or our friends, but we should also be open to new opportunities and experiences.
