Bored, troubled, and inactive is the way to describe a boy named Milo.

Wherever he was he wish he was somewhere else and once he got there he
would wonder why he bothered going. He never knew what to do with
himself until Milo took an adventure to the land beyond because of a
mysterious purple tollbooth that sets sparks flying with ideas. Along the way
he meets many new people and learns many important lessons, three of
which I will tell you about. These are the three most important lessons Milo
learned along the way, in my opinion. Milo learned his first important lesson
in Reality and Illusions. The lesson was, Stop and smell the rainbows. He
learned this when the people in Reality didnt smell the rainbows ever and
the people in Illusions smelt the rainbows way too much (always). Stop to
smell the rainbows means that you have to enjoy the little things in life (the
rainbows) because they might not be there tomorrow (rainbows fade), but
dont do it all of the time. This is important because this affects the way you
act and live. If you dont smell the rainbows you will be unhappy and
grumpy, and you wont find significance in small, but great things, plus you
miss out on a lot of stuff. You would, walk straight through life. If you smell
the rainbows too much then you will be too focused on little things and you
wont get the big picture. You would also be distracted and you wouldnt get
anywhere in life. The bottom line is, you need to enjoy little things (smell the
rainbows), but you dont need to smell every single one. The next lesson
Milo learned was in Digitopolis. He learned that, The answer might not be
one of the choices, from the 12 faced Dodecahedron. This doesnt mean
that whoever made the test is wrong (well... that could apply if its a trick
question or typo, but otherwise no). This means that the answer is not
always given to you, but you have to find it on your own. Also, it means that
sometimes you have to think outside the box to find the real right choice, or
even stand up to someone to express the answer (which isnt one of the
choices). Once again Milo learned that the answer might not be one of the
choices. The last important lesson that Milo learned applied in the Mountains
of Ignorance, but he learned it in The Old City of Wisdom. The lesson was
You can do what is impossible. Milo learned this when King Azaz and The
Mathemagician told him that the quest he had completed was impossible.
Milo believed in himself and didnt think it was impossible, so he was able to
do it. Everyone can do it if they have the correct mindset and/or mentality.
You need to believe in yourself. To sum it up, if you believe in yourself then
you can do anything, even if everyone else thinks it is impossible, but it isnt
to you. Along the way Milo learned many important life lessons. In Reality
and Illusions he learned Stop and smell the rainbows. In Digitopolis he
learned, The answer might not be one of the choices. The last important
lesson that Milo learned was in The Old City of Wisdom, but it applied in The
Mountains of Ignorance. It was You can do what is impossible. All of these
lessons are very important and they will help me in my life. Will these three
great lessons help you in your life, too?