Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom, there lived a little girl named Lila. Lila was quite different from other girls her age; she had tracheochromatic, a rare condition that caused her skin to be brightly colored in shades of green and blue.

Lila’s parents loved her dearly, but they were always worried about how the other children in town would react to her unusual coloring. Lila would often ask her parents why she was so different, but they simply said that it was God’s plan and that she should be proud of being unique.

As Lila grew, she began to feel more comfortable in her own skin and tried to ignore the occasional whispers and stares from the other children. Despite her differences, Lila had a kind heart and was always eager to help the other children in her town.

One day, Lila was walking through the forest when she heard a rustling in the bushes. She cautiously approached, and to her surprise, she found a group of small animals hiding from a pack of hungry wolves. The animals had heard Lila coming and were counting on her to save them.

Without any hesitation, Lila grabbed a large stick and ran toward the wolves. Although the wolves were much bigger than her, Lila was brave and determined. With the stick held up high, she successfully scared the wolves away.

The animals thanked Lila profusely, and Lila could see the admiration in their eyes. The creatures knew that she had put her own safety at risk to help them and they were grateful.

From that moment on, Lila’s confidence began to grow. She knew that she was special, not just because of her tracheochromatic coloring, but because of her selfless act of kindness.

No matter how different she was, Lila found a way to fit in and make a difference. Her courage and bravery taught the townspeople an important lesson—never judge a person by their looks.

Moral: Don’t judge a person by their looks, for you’ll never know what kind of courage, bravery, and kindness lies within them.