The girl with a dyslexia

Margie was a cheerful and kind 12-year-old girl. She loved books more than anything else. However, Margie had dyslexia, which made reading difficult for her. But this didn't stop her from enjoying stories. She found joy in listening to audiobooks and looking at colorful books.

One day, Margie's aunt, Tita Darla, visited her with a surprise. Tita Darla knew Margie's love for stories and brought her a new audiobook. The book was 'The Chronicles of Narnia' by C.S. Lewis. Margie was thrilled and couldn't wait to start listening. She hugged Tita Darla and thanked her for the wonderful gift.

Margie put on her headphones and started listening to 'The Chronicles of Narnia.' She was transported to a magical world filled with talking animals and brave children. Each chapter brought new adventures and excitement. Margie felt like she was part of the story, exploring Narnia alongside the characters. It was an incredible experience for her.

Margie realized that even though she couldn't read like everyone else, she could still enjoy books in her own way. She discovered that there were many ways to experience stories. With Tita Darla's help, Margie found more audiobooks and colorful books. She continued to explore new worlds through the magic of stories. Margie's love for books grew even stronger, and she knew that nothing could stop her from enjoying them.