🎠 🇬🇧 A mischievous fairy makes friends and learns the importance of friendship

Dear parent, if you cant read them on the carousel (requires a big screen for now) see translated story here too..

• Act 1 Once upon a time, there was a mischievous fairy named Tinkerbell who lived in a big gray castle. She was always getting into trouble, and one day she caused a major accident. She was flying around the castle when she saw a little girl playing in the garden. The little girl was named Matilde, and she had blonde braids and dark eyes. Tinkerbell was so excited to see her that she flew down and landed right next to her.
• "Hello," said Tinkerbell. "My name is Tinkerbell." "Hello," said Matilde. "My name is Matilde." "What are you doing?" asked Tinkerbell. "I'm playing in the garden," said Matilde. "Would you like to play with me?"
• "Sure," said Tinkerbell. Tinkerbell and Matilde played together for a long time. They had so much fun that they didn't notice the sun starting to set. When it was time for Matilde to go home, she said, "I had so much fun playing with you, Tinkerbell. I hope we can play again soon."
• "I had fun too," said Tinkerbell. "I'll see you soon." Tinkerbell waved goodbye to Matilde and watched her go. Then she flew back to the castle, feeling happy and content. Act 2 The next day, Tinkerbell was flying around the castle when she saw a group of fairies playing. They were playing a game of tag, and they were all laughing and having fun. Tinkerbell wanted to join in, but she was too shy. She didn't want to make a fool of herself.
• So Tinkerbell just flew around the edge of the group, watching them play. She felt sad and lonely. She wanted to be friends with the other fairies, but she didn't know how. Suddenly, one of the fairies saw her. "Hey," she said. "Why don't you join in?"
• Tinkerbell was surprised. She didn't think the other fairies would want her to play with them. "I don't know," she said. "I'm not very good at games." "That's okay," said the fairy. "We can teach you."
• Tinkerbell smiled. "Okay," she said. Tinkerbell joined in the game of tag, and she had a lot of fun. She made new friends that day, and she was no longer lonely. Act 3 One day, Tinkerbell was flying around the castle when she saw a group of fairies arguing. They were arguing about who was the best fairy. Tinkerbell didn't want to get involved in the argument, but she couldn't help but listen.
• The fairies were all saying mean things about each other. They were calling each other names and making fun of each other. Tinkerbell was starting to feel sad. She didn't understand why the fairies were being so mean to each other.
• Suddenly, one of the fairies said something that made Tinkerbell very angry. She said that she was the best fairy, and that all the other fairies were worthless. Tinkerbell couldn't believe it. She flew up to the fairy and said, "That's not true! All the fairies are special in their own way."
• The fairy was so angry that she started to argue with Tinkerbell. They argued and argued, and they didn't even realize that they were starting to hurt each other. Act 4 Tinkerbell and the other fairy were arguing so loudly that they didn't hear the door to the castle open. Matilde was standing in the doorway, and she was very scared. She had never seen fairies argue before, and she didn't know what to do.
• Tinkerbell and the other fairy were so angry that they didn't even notice Matilde. They kept on arguing, and they were getting closer and closer to each other. Suddenly, Matilde stepped forward. "Stop!" she said. "You're hurting each other."
• Tinkerbell and the other fairy looked at Matilde. They were so surprised to see her that they stopped arguing. "What are you doing here?" asked Tinkerbell. "I'm here to stop you from hurting each other," said Matilde. "You're both my friends, and I don't want to see you fight."
• Tinkerbell and the other fairy looked at each other. They knew that Matilde was right. They didn'