He was a man who after having spent his whole life looking for the end of the rainbow to find the promised pot of gold, managed to arrive... at the wrong end.
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He was a pink elephant who had no friends since, in that society, everyone ignored him out of fear that admitting his existence meant that they would be considered demented.
Cuentito en colaboración Javi: Texto - Belén: Ilustración
This penguin wasn't unhappy only because of the whiteness of his skin, which meant that he was often the center of the frequently cruel gazes of the other young penguins. He was also unhappy because he was unable to attend the formal parties which were so common among his kind.
He was a really serious guy, with a mirror for a face. Curiously, even though he was so quiet, he always got along well with everyone and they all wanted to spend a lot of
Literally: She was the drop that made the glass spill (It means "she was the straw that broke the camel's back") and she felt really bad about it. Even if the other drops were just as guilty as her, it was because she was at the wrong place at the wrong time.
He was a little boy who granted wishes to shooting stars (some asked to be turned into black holes or planets with life, others just wanted to not be in such a hurry).
She was the first sheep that you count in your dreams. In the olympics, she was able to win many gold medals in obstacle courses and polevaulting fences.
She was a fragile, little girl and becuase of this, making a mountain out of a molehole
wasn't at all an exageration.
* There is a closer translation to the Spanish, which is "Making a tempest/storm out of a teacup", but less common. The literal spanish would translate to "make a storm in a glass of water".