Graduation Thing Pt.1, Week 13: Storybook Storyline

Though I have submitted for the Golden Pinwheel Competition, I have pointed out that the 5 pages are the main storylines that I'd include in the story, but the story was undone yet. And so for this week, I plan to finish the rest of the story to create a happy ending for the book!

So these are the raw images of the finished 5 pieces of artwork I'll be submitting.

So here's the story plot of the book:

A girl found an empty bottle in the woods when she was exploring, but when she tried to open it, it seems like it was too tight for her to uncork it. Then it's time for school, she went back to get ready. While packing her bags, she looked at the bottle and brought it with her.

Walking past the school's courtyard, she saw 2 boys poking on a bird's nest, and for their amusement, they manage to flip the nest over and off the tree. Our girl went straight for it and catches the nest, but it seems her bravery wasn't appreciated when her teacher saw what she did. In class, she tried to explain herself, but her teacher only point out the dangers of what she did instead of complimenting her. And so she went back to her seat silently, and when she opened her bah she saw her the bottle, filled with unidentifiable floating particles, and as soon as schools over, she ran back home straightaway. She looked and observed as she was curious what was it. Then a knock on the door, it was her grandmother, she didn't know her grandmother knew what she did at school and proceed to show her the jar, and her grandmother snapped at her, questioning her every question in the book, asking why she did what she did, and all the little girl di was stare and frown, she knows no one would listen so she kept quiet. When her grandmother cooled down, only then did she talk. The little girl pour her heart out to her grandmother only to hope she would listen, and she did. And to reward the little girl's bravery, her grandmother said to cook her favorite dish, happiness was filled in the house, and the bottle is then left open on her table.