Hi Ophelia, yes I did. I found it an inspiring story, appealing to the dreams I had when I was younger. I read it with 2 classes, pre-uni 2nd and pre-uni 3rd grade, ages 13 to 15. The story appealed to many, and some managed to draw beautiful views from it, such as, "By making someone else happy, you will turn happy yourself as well", and, "Don't try to follow someone else's dreams. Find out and follow your own, and life will turn more beautiful." So thank you for sharing that narrative.
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