One sunny day, Tom and his little sister Lucy found a shiny, round stone in the garden. "Look, Lucy!" said Tom. "I think it's magic!" Lucy clapped her hands. "Magic! Magic!" she giggled.
Tom and Lucy imagined the stone could make things fly. "Abracadabra!" said Tom, waving the stone. The leaves rustled, and Lucy laughed, "Fly, leaves, fly!"
Then, they imagined it could make them invisible. "Poof! We're gone!" said Tom, covering their eyes. Lucy peeked and giggled, "I see you! I see Tom!"
They thought the stone could make them big and strong. "Roar!" said Tom, flexing his tiny arms. Lucy roared too, "Roar like a lion!"
But oh no! They imagined too hard, and their toys were all over the garden. "Oh dear," said Tom. "Let's fix it, Lucy."
Together, they picked up the toys, laughing and playing. "Teamwork!" said Tom. Lucy nodded, "Teamwork, Tom!"
At the end of the day, they put the stone back. Tom hugged Lucy. "Magic is fun, but family is better," he said. Lucy hugged back, "Better, Tom. Better."