Write a short script about Matilda, a girl who is struggling to read, and her father, Henry, who is helping her. Let the message be about not giving up, even when things are hard. The wordcount should around 300 words.
Matilda: The big brown bear gave a hug to the small white rab-rabi... *Matilda visibly struggles and then stops, tossing her book away* This is too hard! Reading is stupid!

Matilda’s father, Henry, enters the room and takes in the scene of his frustrated daughter and the book she’s tossed to the side. He smiles softly and goes to her, kneeling to pick up her book.

Henry: Hey, kiddo, why’s your book on the floor?

Matilda: I give up! I don’t want to ever read ever again!

Henry: Why’s that? You specially asked us to get you books!

Matilda: It’s too hard. I can’t read the words right, and it’s making me upset.

Henry nods his head and sits next to his daughter. He holds out the book, and she takes it from him, still not opening it.

Henry: You know, I’ve had to do a lot of hard things too. Things I didn’t want to. When I faced difficult challenges, I remember how badly I wished I could give up too, but if I did, I wouldn’t be where I am today.

Matilda: It’s easier to give up, though, so why didn’t you?

Henry: Because I knew that if I did those difficult things and didn’t give up, good things were meant for me. Reading can be hard, Matilda, but once you get the hang of it, you won’t even realize it, and suddenly you’ll be a pro. Don’t you remember how difficult you found it to ride your bike? Did you give up?

Matilda shakes her head, and Henry smiles.

Henry: And do you want to give up reading?

Matilda shakes her head again

Henry: Why don’t I help you read it? Sometimes when things are difficult, it’s important to ask other people for help.