I love the spring season the most, with flowers blooming and birds chirping all around. But I don’t like the winter season. It is too cold to play outside. I cannot have ice creams.
In this story you will read how all the four seasons we see around us came into existence.
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A tiger is the king of this jungle. And this time, the king wants Ananse, the spider to bring a snake to him. Ananse is smart, but a snake is many, many times bigger than a spider. Will Ananse be able to do it?
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Rabbits are very fond of carrot soup. Mr. Bunny is not an exception. He is excited at the thought of making carrot soup when he picks up four carrots. But something wrong happens on the way. What happens? Does Mr. Bunny get to make his carrot soup? We will find it out at the end of this story.
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How fast can you run? Can you run as fast as the gingerbread boy in this story? Why is he called the gingerbread boy? And why is he running? Read about the gingerbread boy.
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‘Hard work always pays’ is a very popular proverb. Do you know what this means? In this beautiful story ‘The Little Red Hen’, the little red hen knows it already. Let’s see if the red hen can teach that you too.
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Do you also start daydreaming during your classes? Probably you do. But you are seldom caught. Well, in this story Phulmaya starts daydreaming at work. What happens to her? Is she caught? We will have to read this story to find out.
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