Once upon a time, there was a little black girl named Maya. Maya had big round glasses that she loved to wear. She always carried a book with her everywhere she went.
Maya loved the stories in her books, but there was one problem. She couldn't read them by herself. The words were all jumbled and blurry. Maya felt sad that she couldn't enjoy the stories on her own.
One day, Maya's teacher, Miss Johnson, noticed Maya's love for books and her struggle to read them. Miss Johnson decided to help Maya. She taught her how to sound out letters and blend them together to make words.
Maya practiced reading every day. At first, it was hard. She stumbled over the words and got frustrated. But she didn't give up. She kept trying and asking Miss Johnson for help when she needed it.
As Maya practiced more and more, she started to recognize words. The jumbled letters turned into clear, meaningful sentences. Maya's excitement grew as she read her first book all by herself.
From that day forward, Maya couldn't get enough of reading. She devoured one book after another, diving into magical worlds and going on exciting adventures. Reading became her superpower.
Maya's friends and family were amazed at how quickly she learned to read. They were proud of her determination and passion for books. Maya even started a book club where she could share her favorite stories with others.
Maya's love for reading inspired other kids in her school to pick up books and give reading a try. Maya's glasses and her passion for stories made her a shining star in her community.
