In the deep, dark woods, lived a tiny bat named Binky. Binky was always sad. Unlike the other animals in the woods, Binky never seemed to find joy in anything.

"Why are you always so sad, Binky?" the animals would ask. But Binky didn't know why. All he knew was that he wanted to be happy.

One day, Binky decided to embark on a quest. He was determined to find happiness. With a flutter of his little wings, he set off into the woods.

Binky first came upon a squirrel named Squeaky, who was happily collecting acorns. Binky asked, "Squeaky, what makes you happy?"

"Collecting acorns," Squeaky replied, "It's what I love to do." So, Binky tried collecting acorns, but it didn't make him happy.

Next, Binky met a bird named Chirpy, who was singing a beautiful song. Binky asked, "Chirpy, what makes you happy?"

"Singing songs," Chirpy replied, "It's what I love to do." So, Binky tried to sing, but it didn't make him happy.

Then, Binky encountered a rabbit named Hoppy, who was hopping around joyfully. Binky asked, "Hoppy, what makes you happy?"

"Hopping around," Hoppy replied, "It's what I love to do." So, Binky tried to hop, but it didn't make him happy.

Binky was beginning to lose hope. He was no closer to finding happiness than when he started his journey.

One night, as Binky was about to sleep, he saw a shooting star. He closed his eyes and made a wish. He wished to be happy.

The next day, Binky woke up with a strange feeling. He didn't feel as sad as he usually did. Instead, he felt a tiny spark of something else.

He decided to explore this feeling. He fluttered his wings, flew high in the sky, and dived down. For the first time, Binky felt a sense of joy.

Binky realized that flying, the thing he had always done, was what made him happy. He didn't need to collect acorns, sing, or hop. He just needed to be himself.

From that day on, Binky was a different bat. He flew around the woods with a sense of joy and happiness. His journey had finally brought him the happiness he sought.

The other animals noticed the change in Binky. They saw him flying around, his wings flapping faster, and his eyes no longer filled with tears.

"What makes you happy, Binky?" they asked. "Flying," Binky replied, "It's what I love to do." The animals were happy for Binky.

Binky's story spread throughout the woods. It taught everyone a valuable lesson - happiness comes from being true to oneself, not from doing what others do.

Binky was no longer the sad bat. He was now the happy bat, flying high and free, spreading joy wherever he went.

So, the next time you see a bat flying in the sky, remember Binky's story. It might be Binky himself, enjoying his flight and spreading happiness.

And always remember, just like Binky, you too will find your happiness by being true to yourself and doing what you love.

So, snuggle down, close your eyes, and dream of what makes you happy. Just like Binky, you too will wake up one day to find your happiness.

As for Binky, he continues to fly around the woods, a symbol of joy and happiness. He's a reminder that happiness is not far away, it's within us, waiting to be discovered.

And they all lived happily in the woods, each finding joy in their own way, just like Binky, the happy bat.

Sweet dreams, little one. May you find your happiness, just like Binky.