The Visit To A Chocolate Galaxy I Story By Sathyajyoti

On a bright sunny morning, I wake up and see…. A world full of chocolate! “This is so thrilling,” I thought. I saw that everything around me was chocolate: walls, roads, shops and trees, etc. I was extremely thrilled to see it. I  have only seen a chocolate galaxy in my dreams or infantasy tales. Not even in my most beautiful dreams had I ever dreamed about this.

After enough daydreaming and imagining, I gathered my wits and went to a nearby tree to eat the chocolate. As I approached closer, the heavenly smell of chocolate swept me to seventh heaven. I tasted it and I was transported straight into cotton candy clouds. Mmm…! I have no words to describe the rich taste of this cotton candy. I tasted every single cloud and then I saw that one cloud was glowing brightly in magenta. I touched it and I was immediately swept over to a world filled with my favourite Dairy Milk’s Milkinis chocolate. All my friends Amanda, Tanisha and Olive were already playing lock and key on a chocolate bridge above a river of white chocolate. After we made merry, we all ate a whole pillar made of chocolate. I was so elated that I decided never ever to leave this chocolate paradise. T

hen suddenly …. Sathya, wake up! Come to the living room! I opened my eyes and saw that… oh no! It was all a beautiful, euphoric and blissful dream. I rubbed my eyes and came to the living room and saw a large, chocolate-flavoured, three-tiered cake in front of me. Everyone sang “Happy Birthday!” softly. My mother asked, “Why were you talking delightedly in your sleep? Did you dream about chocolate?” I nodded. My mom said, “You had that dream because before going to sleep you were watching your favourite advertisement of Dairy Milk’s Milkinis where kids play on a chocolate bridge”. Soon I forgot about my dream and moved on to change into my birthday dress and cut the large chocolate Oreo cake.

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Voices of Play: A National Play Manifesto By Children, Of Children and For Every Caring Adult is a Bachpan Manao Collaboration by REACH India Collective, Shiksharth, and EkStep Foundation. Published by Bookosmia. Contributors: Deepika Mogilishetty, Ashish Shrivastava, Archana Mohan, Keren Sam, Samyuktha Udupa. Made possible by 22 partner organisations who captured the voices of over 4,000 children across 10 states. Does Play have a voice? What does Voices of Play mean? Across ten states and shaped by over 4,000 children, Voices of Play is a joyful window into the world of play told by children themselves. Brought to life with the support of 22 organisations, achored by Ek Step Foundation’s Bachpan Manao program, it gathers stories, games, and memories from anganwadis, community spaces, preschools, and classrooms—capturing a rich tapestry of childhoods and the worlds of play around us we may have never noticed before. With artwork recreated from children’s own drawings and moments captured from the field, this book, published proudly by Bookosmia (smell of books) is made with children, not just about them. Built on their trust, it celebrates play as imagination, memory, and a language that belongs to every child.

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