One day, Bread was taken to the local bakery to be sold. The baker, Mr. Baker, placed Bread on a shelf along with all the other loaves of bread. Bread was proud to be displayed in the front and center of the shelf, but he couldn't help but feel a little bit of envy towards the other loaves of bread.
As the day went on, Bread watched as customers came into the bakery and chose other loaves of bread over him. He couldn't understand why no one was choosing him, despite his impressive appearance. Bread started to feel down and was about to lose his pride.
Just as Bread was about to give up hope, a little girl came into the bakery with her mother. The little girl's eyes lit up when she saw Bread on the shelf. She pointed at him and said, "Mommy, I want that bread! It's so big and fluffy!" The mother smiled and agreed to buy Bread for her daughter.
Bread was overjoyed and couldn't believe that he had finally found a home. As he was being placed into a paper bag, he couldn't help but feel proud of himself once again. Bread realized that it wasn't his appearance that made him special, but it was the love and appreciation of those who enjoyed his taste and texture.
From that day on, Bread was no longer proud of his appearance, but instead he was proud of the happiness he brought to others. He learned that true joy and pride come from spreading happiness and love to others, not from his own appearance.
The end.
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