Lazlo Llama: Stories From the Dali Llama's Neighbor's Third Cousin

Hey, llama. Have you ever wanted to show children a better world but didn't have the tools? I hear ya. In all my travels, I've learned the best way to expand young minds is through a simple story. Here's a quick example:

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One day, a tiny grain of sand asked a larger grain of sand,

"What is my purpose?"

The large grain smiled a warm smile and looked down at the little grain of sand, with all of its hope.

"You reflect light into the world."

The small flickering silica pondered for a moment, then said,

"I am so small, I can only shine so much."

The large grain, bathed in the warmth of the sun, agreed,

"True."

Then the larger grain of sand smiled and put its arm around the tiny grain of sand and added,

"...but when billions of us shine together, this beach looks bright from space."

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I'm happy to tell you more stories anytime.

Love, hugs and pizza,

Lazlo Llama