Once upon a time, in a world of wonder and dreams, there lived a curious child named Little Kalam. He was fascinated by stars, moons, and especially rockets that soared into the sky. One night, as he gazed at the twinkling lights above through his bedroom window, a shooting star flashed by, and he made a wish. 'I wish to go on a thrilling journey into the past, just like a rocket!' he exclaimed.

The very next moment, magic swirled around him, and his room transformed into a grand, shimmering spaceship. Buttons, levers, and screens with mysterious writings appeared before him. 'Wow! This is just like the adventures of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, the rocket scientist!' Little Kalam cheered, his eyes wide with amazement.

With a gentle push of a big red button, the room-turned-spaceship started shaking. '3... 2... 1... Blast off!' Little Kalam shouted. The floor rumbled beneath his feet as they launched backward in time. Stars and years whizzed by the windows until everything outside turned from black space to clear blue skies.

The spaceship landed gently in a green valley surrounded by giant pyramids. 'We're in ancient Egypt!' Little Kalam realized. He stepped outside and saw people writing on walls with funny pictures, which he learned were called hieroglyphs. 'These must hold secrets of the past,' he thought as he copied the symbols in his trusty notebook.

Hours of exploration went by, and Little Kalam discovered all sorts of artifacts: pots with strange markings, jewelry made of dazzling stones, and statues that seemed to watch him with wise eyes. Each item was a puzzle piece of how people lived long, long ago, and he felt like a real scientist uncovering their stories.

As the sun set over the pyramids, the spaceship knew it was time to go. 'One last adventure,' Little Kalam whispered. The spaceship flew swiftly to a place with huge stone circles—Stonehenge! There, he figured out that the stones were placed in a special way to track the sun.

Filled with excitement and tired from the day's wonders, Little Kalam's spaceship whizzed back to his bedroom. As he curled up in bed, the stars seemed extra sparkly outside his window. With a heart full of adventure and a notebook full of secrets, he drifted to sleep, ready to dream of more journeys just like Dr. Kalam's.