I am happy. I have many friends. I have a large family. I have four brothers and four sisters. I am in the middle. Four brothers are older than me. Four sisters are younger than me. I go to school. I am in the sixth grade. I like my teachers. My teachers like me. I have friends in every class. My favorite class is history. I like to read about history. History is a story about our past. Soon we will all be history. Then kids in school will read about us. I hope they like our stories. My best friend is Bobby.

The Fox and the Stork

One day, a young fox welcomed a stork for supper. Stork was extremely content with the greeting – she arrived at the fox’s home on schedule and thumped at the entryway with her long snout. The fox took her to the supper table and served some soup in shallow dishes for the two of them. As the bowl was excessively shallow for the stork, she cannot have soup by any means. Be that as it may, the fox licked up his soup rapidly.

The stork was irate and disturbed. However, she didn’t show her resentment and acted amiably.

v vvI am lonely. I am always by myself. I meet people every day. I smile at them. I say hello. I am nice to them. I want to have a friend. But I have no friends. What is wrong with me? I am polite. I am friendly. I am nice. I am kind. Why don’t people like me? All I want is one friend. Everyone has one friend. I always see people with their friends. They laugh with each other. They have fun with each other. They do things with each other. What about me? I am by myself. I watch TV by myself.

A Strange Struggle!

Quite a long time ago a girl grumbled to her dad that her life was hopeless and that she didn’t have a clue how she planned to make it. She was worn out on battling and battling constantly. It appeared to be similar as one issue was tackled, another before long followed. Her dad, a cook, took her to the kitchen. He filled three pots with water and set each on a high fire. When the three pots started to bubble, he set potatoes in a single pot, eggs in the subsequent pot, and ground espresso beans in the third pot.

v The children were hungry. They looked out the window. Where was their mother? She walked into the house. The children ran over to her. “Mama, we’re so hungry,” they both said. She said lunch was coming. She walked into the kitchen. She opened a can of chicken soup. She poured the soup into a pot. She added water. She put the pot on the stove. She made two peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. She sliced an apple. The soup was hot. She poured it into two bowls. She put the sandwiches on two plates.

The two brothers loved each other. But sometimes they argued with each other. Sometimes they yelled at each other. Sometimes they pushed each other. Sometimes they hit each other. Sometimes they got into a fight with each other. Bobby was the older brother. Billy was the younger brother. Bobby was older than Billy. Billy was younger than Bobby. Bobby climbed into a tree. His kite was in the tree. He could not reach his kite. He fell out of the tree. Billy laughed. He laughed when he saw Bobby fall to the ground.

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The Lion and the Brilliant Mouse

A lion was once dozing in the wilderness when a mouse fired running all over his body for no particular reason. It upset the lion’s rest, and he woke up very furious. He was going to eat the mouse when the mouse frantically mentioned the lion to liberate him. “I guarantee you, I will be of incredible assistance to you sometime if you save me.” The lion giggled at the mouse’s certainty and released him.

At some point, a couple of trackers came into the woods and took the lion with them.

The mailman put the mail in the mailbox. Dad went outside. He said hello to the mailman. The mailman said hello. Dad opened the mailbox and took out a magazine and two letters. One letter was from his sister. The other letter was from his brother. The magazine was for his wife. It was a garden magazine. His wife liked to work in the garden. She grew flowers and vegetables in the garden. Dad went back into the house. He opened both letters. His sister invited him to a birthday party. His brother invited him to a wedding.

Mama was in the garden. “What are you doing?” Johnny asked. She said she was planting roses. Roses are flowers. They are very pretty. They are usually red. Roses have thorns. His mama said, “Thorns will stick you. Be careful around thorns.” Johnny went to the front yard. His dog Rex was waiting for him. Johnny picked up a stick and threw it. Rex chased the stick. He brought the stick back. Johnny ran around the house. Rex chased him. Johnny ran through the garden. Rex ran through the garden.

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Annabel & the Yummy Cheese

In a little cottage, on the slopes in Scotland, lived Annabel and her folks. Her dad didn’t have the cash to send her to secondary school. Along these lines, Annabel visited the dairy ordinary along with her dad. While her dad made cheddar, Annabel took care of the cows and wild oxen and played with the goats and sheep. Annabel cherished cheddar. At some point, she inquired, “Daddy, kindly show me how to make cheddar?” Daddy giggled and said, “Sure