In the bustling city of Mallory, a peculiar festival known as the Lantern Parade takes place every summer. Children and adults alike gather to create beautiful lanterns from recycled materials. Each participant competes for the award of the most artistic lantern. Last year, the parade was a vibrant display of creativity, with glowing lanterns illuminating the night sky. As the sun set, laughter and music filled the air, and the excitement was palpable.
This year, however, the organizers decided to include a new category: the 'Most Eco-Friendly Lantern.' They wanted to promote sustainability and encourage individuals to think about their environmental impact. Many talented artists entered the competition with innovative designs that highlighted their creativity while adhering to the eco-friendly theme.
One such artist, Mia, painstakingly crafted her lantern from old newspapers, twine, and a small solar-powered light. Her dedication and ingenuity shone through, making her one of the frontrunners for the prize.