One day, a little girl named Amy found a baby bird in her yard. The baby bird could not fly. Amy wanted to help the baby bird, so she picked it up and took it to her mom. "Mom, can we help this baby bird?" Amy asked. Her mom shrugged and said, "We can try, but it might be hard."
Amy and her mom took the baby bird inside and gave it some food and water. They made a warm bed for the baby bird to sleep in. The next day, Amy went to her friend Tom's house. She told Tom about the baby bird. Tom said, "I don't think you should help the baby bird. It's not your job." But Amy knew it was the right thing to do. She said, "I want to be honest and kind, so I will help the baby bird."
Amy and her mom took care of the baby bird for many days. They helped it get strong and learn to fly. One day, the baby bird was ready to go back to the wild. Amy and her mom took the baby bird outside and said goodbye. The baby bird flew away, happy and free. Amy felt good because she had been honest and kind. The moral of the story is to always be honest and kind, even when it's hard.
