Winged words

A book about empathy and the value of meaningful communication with those around us.

Leaving for her tutoring, Lila, Rena's older sister, passes by the little girl's room, jumping lightly and standing next to her for a while. She takes an abstract silver marker, begins to paint softly, sings the purpose she hears from the red headphones of her cellphone, which hang from her ears like ripe cherries, until the familiar scream stops her abruptly.

I do not want α% @ # & άκια!"

As if waking up from a dream, Lila picks up her bag from the floor, gives a kiss to Rena and leaves in a hurry, while the stars in her eyes wonder why she does not want the little stars in her painting. They have such a nice shine! …

Rena and her beloved family inadvertently build a small tower and isolate themselves, without really listening to each other. Everyone closes in on their own problems and thoughts and slowly drifts away from the others. Rena, for an insignificant reason, uncovers and demolishes this tower, trying to listen, but also to be heard. Will you do better?