Once upon a time, King Stefan asked Aurora if she could tell her fairy tale story of "Sleeping Beauty" to some important palace visitors. "You'll have to read the story in your loudest voice" King Stefan told her. "Well read, Aurora," alisema King Stefan at rehearsals. "My guests will be delighted." He was excited that he didn't notice Aurora looking worried ...she losing her voice! On the morning of Aurora's storytelling,Prince could barely hear Aurora speak/ "I've Lost my voice from speaking so loudly," Aurora said. So Princes Philip brought Aurora her inayopendelewa scarf. "This will keep the cold away and hopefully your voice will back in time," he alisema as he tenderly wrapped the scarf around her neck. Then Aurora had an idea of her own. "Perhaps I could tell my story another way?" she realized and whispered her idea to Prince Philip. As the important visitors started to arrive at the palace. Aurora quickly changed into her ballet costume and the Prince laced up her ballet slippers. A hush descended on the guests, as Aurora stepped on the countryard stage. Instead of reading, Aurora began to dance. Her movements were lively, inaonyesha her as a young and beautiful Princess.The important guests were Enchanted with Aurora dance. There wasn't a dry eye in the audience, when Aurora showed her happiness at being reunite with her mother and father. Then Aurora reached towards the spinning wheels…and when she touched the spinning wheel, she stopped dancing and laid down on a kitanda as if asleep. The audience gasped, wondering whether she would ever wake up. Just then, Prince Philip danced on to the stage. He jumped to Aurora’s side and kissed her. The magic of his kiss seemed to awake Aurora, just like when they first met. Then Aurora danced with Prince Philip, and everyone in the audience clapped. Aurora’s beautiful dance had told the fairy tale story of “Sleeping Beauty” perfectly. Without using a single word, Aurora’s fairy tale had been told. “Action speak louder than words,” Aurora said, her voice finally returning, “especially when it comes true love!” The End