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cupboard and closed the door.
The children threw everything into the toy
“Now clean up your toys and come down for dinner.”
“Anyone can play with a spaceship,” said Mom.
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Then, something terrible happened. When Maya got home, her twin brother Ben tried to grab her new toy. “What are you?” asked the biggest doll, in an unfriendly voice. of dolls watching from the back, each one bigger than the next. of a dump truck. There was a unicorn at the wheel and a group Suddenly, there was a bright light. It came from the headlights
“You can’t have a spaceship,” said Ben. “You’re a girl. Spaceships are for boys.”

“Girls can play with whatever they want!” Maya shouted, holding on tight. They both pulled so hard that the
box tore open and Berrie’s pieces went flying!

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“I’m a spacecraft. I’m built to reach the Moon!” said Berrie.
The dolls all looked at her and burst out laughing. The unicorn laughed, too.

“You? Get to the Moon?” said the unicorn. “You’re too small! We already have a space rocket and
he’s much bigger and stronger than you.”

“I’m not too small!” Berrie said quietly. But the toys didn’t hear her, they were too busy laughing.