Rapunzel's Brave and Kind Heart

Rapunzel was a beautiful little girl who lived in a tall tower with her mean stepmother. The tower had no doors or stairs, and the only way to get in or out was to climb Rapunzel's long, golden hair.

One day, a kind prince heard Rapunzel singing from the tower and wanted to meet her. He called out, "Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!" Rapunzel let down her hair, and the prince climbed up to see her.

They became good friends and promised to always be kind and helpful to each other.

But one day, the mean stepmother found out about the prince visiting Rapunzel. She was so angry that she cut off Rapunzel's long, golden hair and banished her to a faraway forest.

Rapunzel was very sad and scared, but she remembered the promise she and the prince made. She decided to be brave and kind, just like the prince had been to her.

Rapunzel wandered through the forest, helping animals and being kind to anyone she met. She even helped a little bird find its lost nest.

Eventually, the prince found Rapunzel in the forest. He was so happy to see her and amazed at how kind and brave she had been.

They both learned that being kind and helpful to others, even in difficult times, is very important. They returned to the kingdom together and lived happily ever after.

The moral of the story is to always be kind and helpful, no matter what happens. Just like Rapunzel and the prince, we should always try to be good friends and take care of each other.