The Boy Who Once Felt Sad is a fable that explores the search for happiness. This short tale follows a young boy who wakes up feeling inexplicably sad. In search of clarity, he embarks on a journey, engaging with animals who embody unique personalities and emotional traits in the pursuit of happiness, hypothesizing that they might hold the answer to his quandary regarding contentment and satisfaction.

Through these encounters with his forest friends, the boy begins to question where happiness truly comes from. This story serves as a powerful reminder that happiness is often not found through external pursuits, but it is fundamentally part of us.

Written to resonate with both children and adults, the story reveals the human tendency to look outward for what is already within.