Dancing With Wonders - Quantum Wonder, #8.5

That morning I woke up to the smell of impossible.

Do you know how impossible smells? Like first snow and summer thunderstorm at the same time. Like a new book and old attic treasures. Like grandma's pies and cosmic stars.

I knew right away - something important would happen today. Mom always says I imagine too much. And that at twelve years old, it's time to stop believing in fairy tales.

But she doesn't know the main thing - some fairy tales believe in you.

Especially when your sun drawn on a foggy window suddenly winks and says: "What did you expect? You drew me yourself!"

And that's just the beginning. Because then there will be:

- A butterfly with transparent wings through which other worlds can be seen

- An artist painting with starlight colors

- A gardener growing gardens from human smiles

- The Keeper of the Well where all world's possibilities live

- And even the Dancing One In The Center Of Times herself!

But the main thing is not this.

The main thing is the choice I'll have to make:

to remain an ordinary girl in an ordinary world

or become a Keeper of Wonders in a world where everything is possible.

Even what cannot be.

Especially what cannot be.

"Dandcing with Wonders" is a story about how the most important wonders live not somewhere far away, but right here. In simple things. In ordinary days. In every heartbeat.

You just need to not be afraid to be yourself.

Especially when everyone around says it's impossible.

Because exactly where explanations end, true wonders begin.

And this choice - to become a Keeper of Wonders or remain ordinary - will face not only the main character.

It will face everyone who opens this book.

And you? Are you ready to see wonders where no one else notices them?