Roshna went out through her bedroom window and stepped onto a bridge made of moonlight. The moon bridge was soft like silk and carried her toward a sky full of stars. With every step she took, she heard the sound of tiny little bells beneath her feet.

Suddenly, a small blue bird named Papak sat beside her. Papak’s wings were as beautiful as watercolor paintings. In a delicate voice, Papak said: “Hello, Roshna! Do you want to go somewhere where the clouds taste like ice cream?”

Papak flew ahead and took Roshna to a forest of colorful bubbles. The bubbles were big and transparent, and inside them were full of pink petals. Papak, excited and full of energy, passed through the bubbles and showed the way.

They reached a sea that, instead of water, held warm orange syrup. Roshna sat on a small island that looked like a buttery biscuit. She dipped her hand into the syrup and enjoyed its sweetness.

Papak sang a little melody and took Roshna to the garden of singing flowers. The flowers swayed in the breeze and sang sweet lullabies. Roshna and Papak rested together under the shade of a big purple lily.

Nearby, a big fluffy cat named Narmeh was asleep on a pile of stardust. Narmeh’s body was dark like the night sky, but her fur was full of tiny shining dots that sparkled like stars.

Narmeh opened her eyes and looked kindly at Roshna. With her fluffy paw, she gave Roshna a shining pearl as a gift. Narmeh said: “This pearl will always show you the way back home.”

Roshna rode on a cottony cloud, and Papak flew beside her. They passed through twinkling stars until they returned to Roshna’s room. Roshna felt that she was very brave and happy.

Roshna woke up in her bed. The kind sun was shining into her room. She opened her hand and saw that the shining pearl was still in her palm. She knew that the Land of Unknowns was always waiting for her.