Question

kevin had been looking forward to a shower and a nap.
ot today, owen. im really tired.\ \yes, today!\ owen countered. \you promised. remember? i was quiet as a dead bug for thirty minutes!\ kevin did remember. if he didnt keep his promise, owen would never agree to be quiet again. \okay, owen,\ he sighed. \lets get the kites.\ \i pick blue!\ owen said, running to his room. he returned with the blue kite in one hand, the kite spool in the other. \its all tangled,\ kevin said. \ill have to restring it.\ his hot shower was getting farther away by the minute. after kevin found his green kite, he and owen went outside. kevin sat down at the patio table. the sky was clear, and there was a good breeze. \here—cut the string right here,\ kevin said, pointing. owen took the scissors and cut carefully. kevin continued to restring the kite, asking owen to hold this or that part. soon the kite was fixed. owen took the blue kite and ran toward the field behind their house. kevin raced to catch up with him. \got you!\ kevin said, hooking an arm around owen, who screamed happily. it was so easy to delight owen. kevin laughed and tousled his brothers hair. owens kite was now sailing in the breeze. running, kevin launched his own kite and let the wind carry it aloft. which of the following best describes the main theme or lesson of the story? making someone else happy can make you happy. little kids are smarter than people think. its better to be responsible than happy.

Explanation:

Kevin was tired but kept his promise to Owen. Seeing Owen happy made Kevin laugh too. This shows that making others happy can bring personal happiness.

Answer:

Making someone else happy can make you happy.