A boy stands in a snowy mountain landscape, looking up at the vibrant green and purple Northern Lights. Illustrated.

Title: “The Boy Who Could Hear the Stars” ⸻ In the small snowy town of Banff, nestled deep in the Canadian Rockies, a baby boy was born during a winter storm that shook the stars above. His name was Noah Orion, and the night he was born, the sky shimmered brighter than it had in a hundred years. The Northern Lights danced wildly across the sky, swirling like ribbons, as if the universe itself was welcoming him. But Noah was not an ordinary boy. From the moment he opened his eyes, he could hear something no one else could—a soft humming, a melody that seemed to come from the sky. As he grew older, he realized it wasn’t just a song. It was the voices of the stars. They didn’t speak in words, but in feelings, rhythms, pulses. They warned him when storms were coming. They whispered when someone nearby was sad. They cheered when he did something kind. See more