Small things can absolutely make big changes.
We all want to change the world—to show others that we can do something greater than what they expected.
So now, I want you to live in each character. Feel them. Be them.
CHAPTER 1: SARA'S SWEETS
I'm Sara, and I'm just a little girl. I love people, and I always try to make them happy.
One day, I decided to give candy to other children. I was so excited—I did it!
I gave sweets to the same kids almost every day, and they were happy.
And me? I felt like, finally, people would know I'm a good kid.
I thought I'd have many friends.
I imagined they would love me because I was like a little angel.
That candy… it felt like the beginning of something magical.
My very own butterfly effect.
But day by day, something changed.
The children stopped taking my candy. I felt confused and upset.
So I asked them,
"Why? Isn't this supposed to make you happy?"
They told me my sweets gave them toothaches.
Oh no…
The magic… the magician…
How did this happen?
It was supposed to be a good thing.
So why does it feel like I did something wrong?
Am I a bad person?
Will people hate me now?
Will I lose my friends?
I felt terrible. But then…
Hey, did you notice something?
The purpose was good…
But the way was not right.
And that's when I understood:
Instead of candy, I could give big hugs, wide smiles, or warm words.
These things also create an effect—a psychological one.
Now, I realize that words can help as much as actions.
Just like the wind from a butterfly's wings,
Tiny, gentle movements can grow into something powerful over time .