The Giraffe's Tiny Telescope

On the golden savanna, Tallulah the giraffe spends her evenings reading the night sky, her long neck and round spectacles helping her know each star by name. When Pip, a tiny meerkat, asks to see the stars too, Tallulah sets out to build a telescope from cardboard, lenses, and tape so her small friend can share the view.

Pip turns out to be too small to reach the eyepiece, so Olive the elephant and Zeb the zebra help construct an adjustable stand. Even then, the friends discover the telescope still is not reachable for every animal, and Tallulah comes to understand that kindness means seeing things from another's perspective and making sure everyone can share the wonder of the stars. Written by Çınar BİBER, this gentle tale about empathy, teamwork, and inclusivity can be read on Masalcı Baba and is suited to children aged 4-8, parents, and educators.