Long ago, when summer came to the Cloud Kingdom, Old Stratus — the greatest rain-cloud of them all — rolled in and poured down the Long Rain, filling every stream, well, and flower cup below. Back then, everyone used to gather and sing up to him: Thank you for the rain, again and again.
GratitudeAges 4-77 min read
The Cloud Who Stopped Giving Rain
Long ago, Old Stratus rolled in each summer and poured down the Long Rain while the whole valley sang up its thanks. But these days nobody looks up anymore, and one still evening the great cloud makes up his mind: not this year. As the streams shrink and the sunflowers droop, a small watchful cloud named Bree flies up to beg him to rain — twice — and twice he only pulls in tighter. What does a forgotten cloud really need? Find out in the full story on MoonNest.
But that was long ago. These days, when the Long Rain fell, everyone was too busy splashing in puddles or gathering rain-fresh flowers to look up and say thank you at all. Only one small cloud noticed things that others missed — a little cloud named Bree, who always seemed to be watching.
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