Noah, a five-year-old with a smile as bright as a shooting star, loved two things: animals and his magical book. The book wasn't just any book. It had talking pictures and whispered stories at night. One day, a picture of a boy in a shiny suit popped out. "Hello!" the boy said, "I'm Prince Cosmo from the Moon!" Noah gasped. "The Moon?"
The book glowed, and suddenly, Noah felt very light. He looked down and realized he was floating! Yuna, his fluffy toy cheetah, was floating beside him. "We're going to the Moon!" yelled Prince Cosmo.
The world zoomed away and the Moon, big and bright, filled the sky. They landed softly on a dusty surface. Noah saw craters and mountains, and in the distance, a giant blue marble hung in the sky. "That's Earth!" said Prince Cosmo.
"Wow!" Noah whispered, his eyes wide. He bounced on the Moon's surface, lighter than a feather. Everything was quiet except for the soft crinkle of Yuna's fur as she floated beside him.
Prince Cosmo frowned. "My crown," he sighed, "It floated away while I was playing moon-tag!" He pointed to a deep crater. "It fell in there."
Noah wanted to help, but the crater looked dark and scary. "What if something is hiding in there?" he squeaked.
"Don't worry," Yuna whispered, her button eyes twinkling. "You are braver than you think!"
Yuna's words sparked a warm feeling in Noah's tummy. Taking a deep breath, he felt a burst of speed, like his cheetah friend Yuna, and zoomed down into the crater.
The crater was dark and quiet. Noah felt a little scared again, but he remembered Yuna's words. He was braver than he thought! He spotted the crown, shining like a beacon in the darkness. He grabbed it and, with another burst of speed, zoomed back up to Prince Cosmo.
"You found it!" Prince Cosmo cried. He placed the crown on his head. "Thank you, Noah! You are a true friend."
Noah beamed. He had faced his fear and helped a friend. He felt proud of himself. The book glowed again, and they were floating back to Earth. Back in his room, Noah hugged Yuna tight. He learned something important today: Believing in yourself makes you braver than you ever thought possible.
