grandma annie's nose twitched, and her lip trembled with love. i suppose it's time for you to go back. yes, said suehela. mama miss me, i'm sure. will you be okay? oh, yes, little pumpkin, annie replied. i am so happy we had this time. so she slides down moon beams straight back into bed. the bed is soft and comfy, and she feels proud for all that she has learned and done and for having helped others to heal, and she notices there's a light outside her door. her mama's been waiting for her. mama, i'm home, suehela called into the hallway. mama, i met her. i'm in here, baby. come, tell me everything. and that's the end. [applause] so i ended that way because i think that children's stories, your stories are so valuable, and i want to hear them. i want to listen to you. and to what you need. because that will make me a better person. you are powerful because when your parents and the people who love you do good things, guess who they do it for? you. that makes you very powerful. you inspire us. to greater heights, make us be better. and wiser. so th

looking back at earth, grandma annie spoke again, i feel moving the air down there. they are praying. for wide asked subor teen? for one another annie told her. and for us. and to make fighting stop, and setting down her teacup subor teen stood and she felt that then and through feeling knew more than she had known before. looking past the golden ladder she spotted people whose hands pointed upwards from a synagogue, a temple a mosque and a church. one by one every person was finding his or her own path to the moon, each path connecting with the other. in one massive hopeful stream around the moon, many languages become understood, and those very are said come from different tongues are no longer, and on the moon, worlds that have been lost and great grandmothers who are stooped are found again, and their value is understood. the value of the past, to help us figure out what to do tomorrow. and we learn from the past are great grandmothers have so much to teach us. and then you know it is suhala for the first time and all by herself is the one to reach down and to pul

grandma annie's nose twitched in her lip trembled with love and suppose it's time for you to go back. yes said sue hille appeared mama misses me unsure. will you be okay? yes, little pumpkin and he replied. i am so happy we had this time. so she slides down moonbeams street back into bed. bed is soft and comfy and she feels proud for all that she has learned and done and have been held others to heal and she notices there is a light outside her door. her mom has been waiting for her. mama, i'm home she called into the hallway. mama, i met her. i mean here, baby, come tell me everything. and that's the end. [applause] so i ended that way because i think the children's stories come to your stories so valuable and i want to hear them. i want to listen to you into what you need because that will make me a better person. you are powerful because when you're pairing and the people who love you too could be, guess who they do it for? you. that makes a very powerful. you inspire us, to greater heights make us be better and wiser. so the book is about a couple of things. one is that we have to