My dear readers, this is your favorite Tagada strawberry speaking—bright red, extra sweet, and ready to tell you an incredible story straight from Jonathanland, our magical city where the spirit of Christmas is everywhere.
It’s December, and as you can imagine, all the people of Jonathanland are buzzing with excitement: Christmas trees are sparkling, the streets smell like hot chocolate, and everyone is preparing for the holiday season with friends and family. But let me share a little secret with you…
You probably know Barbara Simpson, the beloved director of the Wandering Stars Orphanage, a wonderful place where children live who, sadly, don’t have parents. And I, your Tagada strawberry, thought that with my magic wand, I would send them boxes of candy and Madala Magic treats so they could taste a bit of Christmas magic.
But this year, something truly extraordinary happened.
A few days before Christmas, deep in the forest, Electra, a 12-year-old orphan, had gone off to hide—just like she often does when she needs a little peace and quiet. Electra is no ordinary girl: she’s a bit of a tomboy, loves climbing trees, playing marbles, and… she always keeps a slingshot in her pocket.
Suddenly, a cry echoed through the sky. A mean-looking vulture had captured a tiny white kitten with emerald-green eyes. The poor little creature was about to become the bird’s meal! But Electra didn’t hesitate. Skillfully, she pulled out her slingshot, grabbed a stone from the forest, and—*plop!*—hit the vulture right on the head. The bird dropped its prey and flew away, shocked and furious.
Electra ran toward the kitten to catch it, and do you know what she did next? She cuddled it, comforted it, and decided to take it back to the orphanage. There, she asked Barbara if they could keep it. Of course, Barbara melted at the sight of the soft little creature, and all the children immediately fell in love with the adorable ball of fur. The kitten was given a new name: Olivia.
And that’s how Olivia became the little guardian of Christmas for all the children at the Wandering Stars Orphanage. But the story doesn’t end there! The next morning, thanks to a wave of a magic wand (and just a touch of Tagada strawberry magic), every child discovered a red or green Madala Magic lollipop under their pillow. The perfect gift—full of sweetness and joy—making their eyes shine and their hearts warm.
This story reminds us that Christmas is, above all, about love, sharing, and a little bit of magic. Thanks to Electra, Olivia, and Barbara, the children of the orphanage experienced an unforgettable moment… and we, the readers, were carried away to a world where kindness and courage always win.
So my little friends, may your Christmas be filled with laughter, hugs, and sweet treats… and remember: even the smallest gestures can create the greatest magic.
Your loving Tagada strawberry