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"My Father's Dragon" tells the story of Elmer Elevator, who runs away from home to rescue a baby dragon held captive on Wild Island. Equipped with supplies suggested by a clever cat, Elmer bravely faces the island's wild animals, using his wit and resources to outsmart them at every turn. He eventually frees the dragon from its captors, and together they escape, beginning a lasting friendship.

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The Pink and Blue Eggs is a humorous tale about curiosity and misunderstanding. When White Hen sees unusual pink and blue eggs on the farmer’s table, she spreads the news, causing great confusion among the other hens. None of them want to hatch such oddly colored eggs, fearing they might end up with strange-looking chicks. The farmyard is in an uproar until Towser the dog reveals the truth—White Hen had unknowingly laid the eggs herself, and they had simply been dyed for Easter. Embarrassed but quick to keep it a secret, White Hen learns that sometimes, things aren’t as strange as they seem! This story playfully introduces children to themes of curiosity, assumptions, and the fun tradition of Easter egg decorating.

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Spring ABC is a delightful alphabet-based story that introduces children to the wonders of spring through engaging rhymes and vivid imagery. Each letter highlights a different aspect of the season, from blooming flowers and buzzing bees to playful outdoor activities like flying kites and having picnics. Children learn about nature’s renewal, animals awakening, and the joy of springtime celebrations like Easter. With its rhythmic flow and colorful descriptions, this story fosters early literacy while inspiring a love for the beauty and vibrancy of spring. Perfect for parents and teachers to read aloud and spark curiosity about the changing seasons.

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"The Adventures of Maya the Bee" follows a curious and adventurous young bee named Maya who leaves her hive to explore the world. During her journey, she encounters various creatures, learning valuable lessons about courage, trust, and the interconnectedness of life. Maya eventually returns to her hive, using her newfound wisdom to protect her community from a hornet attack, earning the respect of the queen and a place of honor where she shares her experiences with others.

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The Hare and the Tortoise is a classic fable about patience and perseverance. A boastful hare mocks a slow-moving tortoise, who then challenges him to a race. Confident in his speed, the hare sprints ahead and decides to take a nap, believing he has plenty of time to win. Meanwhile, the tortoise keeps moving steadily without stopping. By the time the hare wakes up, the tortoise is near the finish line. Despite his last-minute sprint, the hare loses the race. The tortoise wisely reminds him, "Slow and steady wins the race," teaching the value of consistency over arrogance.

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The Ants and the Grasshopper is a classic fable about hard work and planning for the future. While the grasshopper spends his days playing and enjoying the sunshine, the diligent ant works hard, gathering food for winter. The grasshopper laughs at the ant, believing there’s plenty of time to prepare. But when winter arrives, the grasshopper finds himself cold and hungry, while the ant is safe and well-fed. When he asks for help, the ant reminds him of the importance of working when the time is right. The grasshopper learns a valuable lesson: balance is key—there is a time for work and a time for play.

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Bambi is a touching story about growth, friendship, and survival. Born in the forest, Bambi is a curious young deer who befriends Thumper the rabbit and Flower the skunk. As he grows, his mother teaches him about the dangers of hunters, but one tragic day, she is taken. Bambi’s father, The Great Prince, steps in to guide him into adulthood. In spring, Bambi and his friends experience love, and he wins the heart of Feline after a rivalry. But danger returns when hunters set the forest on fire. Bambi, injured, escapes with his father and Feline. Later, as Feline gives birth to twin fawns, Bambi proudly watches over his new family, continuing the cycle of life.

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Three Billy Goats Gruff is a classic tale about bravery and clever thinking. Three goats—a small, medium, and large one—want to cross a bridge to reach greener grass, but a mean troll guards it. When the smallest goat tries to cross, the troll threatens to eat him, but the goat convinces him to wait for his bigger brother. The middle goat does the same, promising an even larger meal ahead. When the biggest goat arrives, he uses his great strength to knock the troll into the river, where he is swept away. From then on, the goats cross freely, and no trolls ever return.

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Goldilocks and the Three Bears is a classic tale about curiosity and consequences. One day, Goldilocks wanders into a forest and finds an empty house belonging to three bears. Inside, she tastes their porridge, sits in their chairs, and eventually falls asleep in Baby Bear’s bed. When the bears return, they discover the mess she has made and find her still sleeping. Startled awake, Goldilocks sees the bears and quickly escapes through the window, running home as fast as she can. Though Baby Bear wishes she had stayed, Goldilocks learns to be more careful about entering places uninvited.

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The Easter Bunny’s Lost Chocolate Eggs is a heartwarming story about teamwork and friendship. One year, as the Easter Bunny prepared for his annual egg hunt, he accidentally lost all his chocolate eggs. Feeling hopeless, he was comforted by a kind little boy who offered to help. Together, they searched the magical forest, asking different animals for clues and overcoming small challenges along the way. With teamwork and determination, they found all the eggs just in time. Grateful for the boy’s help, the Easter Bunny made him his special assistant, and from that year on, they worked together to bring Easter joy to all.