Bramble’s Hidden Star Treat — Above the quiet rooftops, Bramble tucked one moon-biscuit under his collar and floated through the cool, cinnamon-smelling air. Read the full story →
Above the quiet rooftops, Bramble tucked one moon-biscuit under his collar and floated through the cool, cinnamon-smelling air. He liked leaving snacks on the highest clouds, where small night birds rested their feet. Plip, plip went his paws through the mist.
He set the biscuit on a puff of cloud and whispered, “For whoever is hungry.” Then he waited, not to be thanked, but because the stars were humming softly like tiny bells.
When Bramble’s collar charm swung open, a crumb-sized silver seed rolled out. The night birds had hidden it there on other evenings, one sparkle at a time. Bramble planted it in the cloud, and a new little star blinked awake. If you find the star at his collar, you’ll know why Bramble tucked one moon-biscuit under it.
