**The Little Bird Who Didn't Believe** In a lush, green forest filled with the

**The Little Bird Who Didn't Believe** In a lush, green forest filled with the sweet songs of birds, there lived a small, brown sparrow named Pip. Pip was a curious bird, always asking questions and exploring new places. But there was one thing Pip didn’t believe in—his own ability to fly. "You’re just a little bird," Pip would say to himself. "Flying is for big birds with strong wings." Every morning, Pip would watch the other birds take off into the sky, soaring effortlessly and chirping happily as they disappeared into the clouds. Pip would watch from the ground, dreaming of what it would be like to fly but never trying it himself. One sunny day, while Pip was pecking at some seeds, he heard a loud commotion. He looked up to see a young robin named Rosie flapping her wings frantically while perched on a low branch. "Help! I can't get off this branch!" Rosie cried. Pip rushed over and looked up at her. "Don’t worry, Rosie. I’m sure you’ll figure it out." Rosie shook her feathers and looked embarrassed. "I’m trying, but I’m too small to fly properly." Pip felt a pang of sympathy and remembered his own fears. "I know how you feel. I’m too small to fly, too." Just then, Wise Old Owl, who had been watching from a high branch, spoke up. "Pip, Rosie, you both have wings. It's not about size; it’s about believing in yourself." Pip and Rosie exchanged puzzled glances. "But how can we believe in ourselves if we’re afraid?" Rosie asked. The wise owl hooted softly. "Sometimes, we have to take a leap of faith, even if we’re scared. Pip, you’ve been watching others fly for so long. Maybe it’s time to try yourself." Pip thought about this. He had always been afraid to even attempt flying, convinced it wasn’t something he could do. But seeing Rosie’s struggle and hearing Wise Old Owl’s words gave him a new sense of courage. "I’ll give it a try," Pip decided. He hopped to the edge of a small hill, flapped his wings a few times, and took a deep breath. Pip looked up