In the glitter world, Easter was celebrated in a very special way. Pummeleinhorn , Pummelomi and Pummelfee had created a beloved tradition over the years: the festival of sugar hearts .

Long before the festival, they began collecting handwritten notes with compliments and kind words from all the inhabitants of the glitter world. From the smallest glitter hedgehogs to the biggest lollipops - everyone wrote their message from the bottom of their hearts. ✍️ They were messages that expressed joy, gratitude and affection: " Your smile brightens the darkest day ", " Your friendship is a treasure " or " You make the world a better place. " 💌

While the collection of compliments grew, Pummel and his friends prepared the sugar hearts. 💝 They melted the finest sugar and blew it into delicate heart shapes. Each heart was a small work of art, shimmering and shining like a small rainbow crystal.

They placed one of the loving notes in each of these sugar hearts. The hearts were carefully sealed so that the messages inside were like little hidden treasures waiting to be discovered.

On the morning of Easter, when the first rays of sun bathed the glitter world in a sea of ​​sparkling colors, Pummeleinhorn , Pummelomi and Pummelfee began distributing the sugar hearts. 🌸 They hid them all over the city - in the flowering gardens, under the window sills of the cookie houses, between the branches of the cupcake trees and along the chocolate drop paths.

The inhabitants of the glitter world went in search of the sugar hearts full of anticipation. Finding and opening these cute gifts was a moment of pure joy and surprise. 🥰 The compliments that emerged brought smiles and sometimes tears. They were words that came from the heart and went straight to the heart.

Thus, Easter became not only a day of joy and togetherness , but also a celebration of appreciation and love . The sugar hearts and their messages strengthened the bonds between the residents and reminded them how beautiful and valuable it is to give and receive compliments.

It was the celebration of hearts – filled with sweet love.