Written By Urvi Shah

Little Miss Wretched lives in her house, dingy and dark. All she has seen and known is pain. All she gives to others is pain. Many have tried to come and save her. But, she has pushed them all away.

Little Miss Sunshine, fair and lovely, sets on a task to save her. The townspeople wonder why. In the face of such strong and unmoving darkness, can Little Miss Sunshine succeed?

This story is about love, hope, compassion and transformation. While Little Miss Sunshine is symbolic of the part of us that is free and luminous, Little Miss Wretched is symbolic of the pain that often accumulates in us through varied life experiences. This part cannot be shunned and hidden. It too needs to be acknowledged and integrated. This story shows the process of becoming whole in a simple, childlike way.

FOR WHOM?
The story is for children (age 9+) and adults.

WHAT DOES THE STORY HELP WITH?
-Allowing the pain body to be transformed at its own time as it is acknowledged and opened to the light of our beings.
-Becoming whole and discovering hidden gifts in the process