"Far Apart, Still Friends" is a timeless tale that helps little ones understand big feelings. A long time ago, the sun and the ocean were the best of friends. They lived on land, laughed together, and shared stories every evening. But one day, the sun began to feel sad-he always visited the ocean, but the ocean never came to visit him. When the ocean finally agrees to come over, something unexpected happens that changes everything. The sun must make a big decision, and the two friends learn that sometimes, love means giving each other space. Told in simple, toddler-friendly language, this heartwarming story gently explores themes of friendship, fairness, emotions, and understanding. With a magical folktale feel, it offers a comforting explanation for why the sun lives in the sky and the ocean stays on the ground. Perfect for ages 3 and up. It is a great choice for bedtime, classroom read-aloud, or quiet story time

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