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Munchkin woke up on a bright, sunny 

Monday. She got up to get ready for school. 

First, she brushed her sparkly, purple mane 

and got dressed, and then went downstairs for 

breakfast. 

“Good morning, Munchkin,” said Munchkin’s 

mom. 

“Hey Mom.” She sat down at the table and 

poured herself a bowl of delicious Rainbow 

Crunch Oats. Munchkin finished her oats, 

packed her bag, and then was off to school. 

As Munchkin flew down the Rainbow Super 

Highway with all the other unicorns, she was 

very excited. Today, she had noticed her candy 

corn tree was blooming, so she had fresh 

candy corns to eat at lunch. 

When Munchkin got to school, she pranced all 

the way to her first class, art. She sat next to 

her friend Angel and decided to draw candy 

corns. Then, she went to get her rainbow 

sketchbook and her glittery markers, and 

started to draw. 

“Munchkin, that’s a beautiful drawing!” said 

Angel. 

     “Thanks, Angel,” replied Munchkin. 

    “Why did you draw candy corn?” asked 

Angel. 

    “Today, my candy corn tree was blooming, 

so I have fresh candy corns for lunch!” 

    “Can I have some candy corn at lunch?” 

questioned Angel excitedly.  

“Sure, there is enough candy corn for 

everyone.” Munchkin finished her drawing, 

just as the bell rang. 

Munchkin pranced down to lunch, and sat 

down with her friends. She set down her 

Super Unicorn™ lunchbox and pulled out her 

candy corns. 

“Can I have some candy corn?” asked Angel.

“Can I have some too?” asked Honey Pie and 

Strawberry. 

Munchkin dumped her candy corns on the 

table, and counted out 12. 

“There’s not enough for all of you,” Munchkin 

said. “I’ll just eat all of them. “ Munchkin began 

eating her candy corns, one by one, and savoring 

the sweet taste. 

“But Munchkin, you promised all of us candy 

corns,” complained Honey Pie.

“Yeah, it’s not fair,” said Strawberry. . 

“I never promised anyone anything!” exclaimed 

Munchkin. 

“Yes, you did. In art, you told me you were going 

to share with everyone,” said Angel.

“I don’t want to share my candy corns,” declared 

Munchkin. “I said there was enough candy corns 

for everyone, not that I would share them with 

everyone.” 

“Fine, we’ll just go sit at another table today, 

away from you,” replied Honey Pie angrily. All 

of Munchkin’s friends packed their lunch boxes, 

got up and went to sit down at the far side of the 

cafeteria. Oh no, where are my friends going? 

Munchkin thought. Munchkin felt rejected and 

dejected. 

After school, Munchkin flew home alone on 

the Rainbow Super Highway. Munchkin had 

never felt so depressed in her entire life. When 

Munchkin got home, she sulked all the way to 

her room. She fell onto her bed and started 

crying. After a few minutes, Munchkin’s mom 

came in. 

“What’s wrong, Munchkin?” she asked.

“My friends hate me,” sobbed Munchkin. 

“Why?” 

“I didn’t share my candy corns with them at 

lunch.”

“Did you say that you would share your candy 

corns with them?”

“Kind of, but there were only 12 candy corns.”

“Well, everyone could have gotten 3 candy 

corns.”

“But I wanted them all.”

“When you promise someone something, you 

have to keep your promises.”

“I guess so. I will apologize tomorrow.”

The next day, Munchkin woke up. Suddenly, 

Munchkin had an idea. Her candy corn tree 

was blooming again, so she could bring her 

friends candy corn to make up for her bad 

behavior. 

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