When dinner was over, Dad helped me make “star‑snacks.” We took a plate, some crackers, and a little cheese. I cut the cheese into star shapes with a tiny cookie cutter. We ate the stars while looking out the window at the real stars twinkling above. I tried to count them, but they were too many—just like the giggles I have inside my belly.
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Mr. Oleg looked impressed. “That’s quite a leap.” When dinner was over, Dad helped me make “star‑snacks
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