

Sara loves to play with her kite. She likes to watch it soar high in the sky, like a bird. She holds the leash tight in her hand, so the kite does not fly away.
One day, she goes to the park with her mom and her kite. She sees a big tree with many leaves. She thinks it is a good place to fly her kite. She runs to the tree and lets go of the leash.
"Oh no!" she cries. "My kite is stuck in the tree!"
She tries to pull the leash, but it does not move. She feels sad and angry. She wants her kite back.
"Mom, help me!" she calls. "My kite is in the tree!"
Her mom comes to her and hugs her. She sees the kite in the tree.
"I'm sorry, Sara," she says. "The tree is too high. I can't reach your kite. Maybe we can ask someone to help us."
She looks around and sees a man with a ladder. He is fixing a light on a pole. She walks to him and asks him politely.
"Excuse me, sir. Can you please help us? My daughter's kite is stuck in the tree. Can you use your ladder to get it?"
The man looks at the tree and the kite. He smiles and nods.
"Sure, I can help you," he says. "I like kites. They are fun and pretty. Let me finish my work and I'll be right there."
He finishes his work and brings his ladder to the tree. He climbs up the ladder and reaches the kite. He untangles the leash from the branches and brings the kite down.
"Here you go, little girl," he says. "Your kite is free. Be careful next time. Don't fly it near the trees. They can be harsh and grab your kite."
Sara takes her kite and thanks the man. She is happy and grateful. She hugs her mom and the man.
"Thank you, mom. Thank you, sir. You are very kind and helpful. I will be careful next time. I will fly my kite in the open space, where it can soar and shine."
