

Anna was a gifted girl. She could do many things that other kids could not. She could read big books, play the piano, and draw beautiful pictures. But her favorite thing to do was to fly.
She had a special furniture in her room. It was a big chair with wings. She called it her flying chair. She liked to sit on it and pretend that she was flying in the sky. She would imagine that she was a bird, or a fairy, or a superhero.
One day, she decided to try something new. She wanted to fly outside her window. She put on her helmet and her goggles, and she tied a rope to her chair. She opened the window and pushed her chair out. She held on to the rope and jumped after it.
She felt the wind in her hair and the sun on her face. She saw the trees, the houses, and the cars below. She waved to the birds and the clouds. She was so happy and free. She flew higher and higher, until she reached the stars.
She looked at the stars and wondered what they were. She wanted to touch them and talk to them. She let go of the rope and reached out her hand. But then, she realized that she had made a mistake. She had no way to get back to her chair. She started to fall.
She screamed and cried. She was scared and sorry. She wished she had not been so silly. She wished she had stayed in her room. She closed her eyes and waited for the end.
But then, she felt something soft and warm. She opened her eyes and saw that she was in her bed. She looked around and saw that she was in her room. She saw her flying chair, her books, her piano, and her pictures. She realized that it was all a dream.
She was relieved and grateful. She hugged her teddy bear and said a prayer. She learned a lesson. She decided that she would never fly outside her window again. She decided that she would only fly in her imagination. She decided that she was still a gifted girl, but also a wise one.
