Introduction
High above the green valleys and colorful villages, a tiny white cloud lived in the sky.
His name was Lumo.
Lumo was soft, fluffy, and very small.
But he had one big problem.
He did not like sharing.
Lumo’s Habit
The other clouds loved floating together in the sky.
They shared rain with the earth and helped flowers grow.
But Lumo stayed alone.
“These water drops are mine,” he whispered proudly.
“If I share them, I will become smaller.”
So he held his drops tightly and floated away from everyone.
The Dry Village
One afternoon, Lumo passed over a small village.
The land below was dry and cracked.
The plants were yellow.
The river had almost disappeared.
Children stood outside their homes and looked up at the sky.
A little girl folded her hands and said softly,
“Please clouds, give us rain.”
The big clouds rained far away.
The village stayed dry.
Lumo was right above them.
But he did nothing.
The Wise Wind
That night, the gentle Wind came to Lumo.
“Why don’t you rain, little cloud?” the Wind asked kindly.
“I am saving my water,” Lumo replied.
“What if I need it later?”
The Wind smiled gently and said,
“Water becomes useful only when it is shared.”
Lumo did not listen.
Feeling Heavy
Days passed.
Lumo kept collecting more and more water drops.
Soon, he became dark and heavy.
Floating felt difficult.
He felt tired and unhappy.
Suddenly, thunder roared loudly.
BOOM!
“I don’t feel good,” Lumo cried.
The Wind returned and said softly,
“You are not heavy because you have too little.
You are heavy because you have too much.”
Learning to Share
Lumo took a deep breath.
Slowly, he let go.
Drip…
Drip…
Splash!
Rain began to fall.
Magic Below
The village changed instantly.
Children laughed and danced in the rain.
Plants turned green again.
The river started flowing happily.
Lumo felt light.
Lumo felt happy.
Lumo felt free.
Sharing did not make him smaller.
It made him better.
A Happy Cloud 
From that day on, Lumo never stayed alone.
He shared rain, shade, and joy with the world below.
And whenever rain falls and children smile,
a little cloud smiles in the sky.
Moral of the Story
Sharing what we have makes us happier and lighter.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What is the moral of The Little Cloud Who Forgot to Share?
The moral of this story is that sharing what we have makes us happier, lighter, and kinder. Keeping everything to ourselves can make us feel heavy and unhappy.
Q2: Is this story suitable for young children?
Yes. This story is perfect for children aged 4 to 10 years.
It uses simple language, gentle emotions, and a positive message that kids can easily understand.
Q3: Can parents read this story as a bedtime story?
Absolutely. This story is ideal for bedtime reading, classroom storytelling, and moral lessons at home or school.
Q4: What skills does this story help children learn?
This story helps children learn:
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Sharing and kindness
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Emotional understanding
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Empathy and caring for others
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Positive social behavior
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