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Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She loved to point at things and say "look!" One day, Lily went to the park with her mom and saw a group of kids playing. She wanted to join in, but the kids were being mean and wouldn't let her play. Lily's mom noticed that she looked sad and asked her what was wrong. Lily said, "The kids won't let me play. They're being mean." Her mom said, "That's not very nice. Maybe we can find something else to do." As they were leaving the park, they saw a nosy neighbor watching them. The neighbor said, "I heard there's a war going on in the neighborhood. You better be careful." Lily didn't understand what the neighbor meant, but her mom said, "Don't worry, we'll be safe." Lily felt better knowing her mom was there to protect her. They went home and played together, happy to be together and safe.

Sam walked into the park with his Mom. He noticed a big pizza box sitting on the bench. His eyes lit up and he ran over to check it out. He looked inside and saw lots of slices inside. Sam tore a piece off with his hands and started munching on it. Yum! Suddenly, Sam heard Mom's voice. It was very harsh. She said "No, No Sam! That's not yours!" Sam knew he had made a mistake and felt really sad. He put the slice back in the box and hung his head. Mom saw how sorry Sam felt. She gave him a big hug and said "Let's get you your own pizza". Sam smiled and ran to get his own slice. This one was his and it tasted delicious. Sam never forgot to ask permission next time he felt like eating pizza!

Once there was a boy named Jack. He saw a motorcycle and he wanted to ride it. Jack asked his dad if he could ride it. His dad said yes, but he said that Jack had to be careful. Jack put on the helmet and hopped onto the motorcycle. He pedalled really fast and the wind felt nice on his face. But then the engine of the motorcycle started to sound weak. Jack told his dad it wouldn't work. His dad looked at the engine and said it needed new parts. He said that it would cost a lot of money and would take a long time to fix it. Jack was very sad. He wanted his motorcycle back, but he didn't know how to make it better. His dad just patted him on the back and said he would try to find the parts. Jack talked to some of his friends and asked them if they knew how to make the engine work better. One of his friends had a really good idea. He said he knew a mechanic who could help them out. His dad was really happy, so they went to find the mechanic the next day. With the mechanic's help, Jack's motorcycle was soon running perfectly again. Jack was so happy to have his motorcycle back!

Once upon a time, there was a pretty lion in the jungle. One day, the lion hurt his paw and needed someone to fix it. He asked all the animals in the jungle if they could help, but no one knew how to fix a lion's paw. Just when the lion thought he would never be able to run and play again, a little girl came to the jungle. She saw the lion and his hurt paw and knew exactly what to do. She fixed the lion's paw with a bandage and the lion was very happy. From that day on, the lion and the little girl became friends. They played together and had lots of fun. The lion was grateful to the little girl for fixing his paw and they lived happily ever after in the pretty jungle.

Sam and Ben are twins. They like to play with toys. They have many toys in their room. But their mom says some toys are dangerous. She says they can break and hurt them. She tells them not to play with the big truck, the glass ball and the sharp scissors. One day, Sam and Ben are bored. They want to have fun. They see the big truck, the glass ball and the sharp scissors on the shelf. They think they look cool. They forget what mom said. They take them down and start to play. Sam drives the big truck on the floor. He makes loud noises. He bumps into the wall. The truck breaks. The wheel falls off. Sam is sad. He tries to fix it. He can't. Ben rolls the glass ball on the table. He likes how it shines. He throws it in the air. He catches it. He throws it again. He misses. The ball falls. The ball breaks. The glass shatters. Ben is scared. He sees the sharp pieces. He cuts his finger. He cries. Sam hears Ben cry. He runs to him. He sees the blood. He is sorry. He hugs him. He says he will get mom. He sees the scissors. He thinks they can help. He picks them up. He runs with them. He trips. The scissors stab him. He screams. Mom hears the screams. She runs to the room. She sees the mess. She sees the twins. She is shocked. She is angry. She is worried. She drops everything. She hugs them. She says she will call the doctor. She says they are very naughty. She says they are very lucky. She says they will never play with dangerous toys again.

Jill was a young girl who had a troubled life. She was sad that she never had time to play outside much with her friends. One day while she was walking near the park, she heard a loud whooshing sound from the playground. It was the sound of a slide! Jill was so excited that she ran over to check it out. When she got to the playground she saw a nearby slide. She smiled at the bright colors and said, "I want to be on that slide!" Just then, her mom came over and said, "No, sweetie. You might get hurt." But Jill wouldn't give up and replied, "I'll be careful. I just want to try it!" So her mom let her go down the slide. As Jill went down the slide she felt a rush of joy go through her. She quickly got up and ran over to the slide again. For the rest of the day, Jill tried the slide over and over until it was time to go home. She was so happy to have managed this simple task, and in the end her troubles didn't seem so bad.

Once there was a little boy called Tom. He was only three years old. One day he was out in the garden playing when he saw something shiny in the grass. He went over to take a look and found a stone. It was white and had lots of sparkles inside. He picked it up and held it in his hand. It was very beautiful and he wanted to keep it. He said, "I want to own this stone!" His Mum heard him and said, "That's an expensive stone Tom, it's too expensive for you to own." So Tom put the stone back in the grass and went back to playing in the garden. He thought to himself, "One day, when I'm older, maybe I can own a stone like that."

Once upon a time, there was a family that wanted to have a picnic. They packed up their blanket and food and went to a special spot in the park. When they got there, they saw something very impressive! It was a beautiful old bridge that had been restored. They set up their picnic right by the bridge and ate their lunch. After they ate, they played by the bridge and marveled at all the hard work that had gone into restoring it. They had a very fun day out, making great memories that they would never forget.

Once upon a time there was a young boy. His name was Jack and he was three years old. One day, he had an amazing idea. He wanted to design something special. He ran to his mommy and said, "Mommy, I want to design something." His mommy smiled and said, "That's a great idea Jack. What do you want to design?" Jack thought for a moment and he said, "I want to design a glass castle." His mommy was pleased and said, "That sounds wonderful, Jack. I can help you find some gray pieces of glass to put together." So Jack and his mommy went to the store. They found some gray pieces of glass and they put them together. Soon, they had designed a beautiful glass castle. Jack was so proud and excited to show it to his friends. Everyone was amazed at his design. Jack was so proud of his glass castle. He had achieved something special and he was very happy.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She loved to go to the park and play on the swings and slide. One day, she saw a big statue of a funny looking dog. Lily thought the statue was so cool and she recognized it from a book she read. She ran over to it and started to laugh because it had a big tongue sticking out. Lily played around the statue and pretended to pet the dog. She thought it was the most fun thing in the whole park. From that day on, every time she went to the park, she would visit the funny statue and play with it.

Little Joe was feeling very nervous. He had heard all about the mystery of the old house down the street, and he wanted to know more. So he asked his mom, "Mommy, what is the mystery of the old house?" Mom smiled, "No one knows, Joe. It's a mystery!" Joe's eyes went wide, and he felt even more nervous. He wanted to know the answer, so he decided to go and find out for himself. He made his way to the old house, but the door was locked. He knocked and knocked, but no one answered. Joe stood there, feeling confused and scared. Just then, a friendly old man appeared. "Hello there, young man. Why are you here?" he asked. Joe took a deep breath and said, "I'm here to learn the mystery of this house." The old man smiled. "I know the mystery, but it is not for me to tell. It is for you to find out." Joe thought about what the old man said and felt excited. He had a mystery to solve, and he was determined to figure it out. He thanked the old man, and went off to explore the house and its secrets.

Mandy and daddy were walking home from the park. Mandy saw a café and asked her daddy to buy her some coffee. Daddy said no, he did not want her to have coffee. Mandy disagreed. She did not understand why she could not have it. Mandy said, "Please daddy, I want some coffee!" Daddy replied, "No Mandy, I don't think it's a good idea for you to have coffee". Mandy was sad, but she respected her daddy's decision. But then, Daddy had an idea. He said, "But, how about a mild hot chocolate?" Mandy's eyes lit up. She was so excited and dragged daddy into the café. They orderd a mild hot chocolate for Mandy and a strong coffee for daddy. As they enjoyed their drinks, Mandy said, "Yum, I'm glad we could agree on this!".

Lila and Ben were twins who liked to play in the garden. They had many toys, but they always wanted more. One day, they saw a big box in the corner of the garden. They ran to see what was inside. "Wow, look at all these olives!" Lila said, picking up a handful of green and black fruits. "They smell funny, but they look yummy. Let's eat them!" "No, don't eat them!" Ben said, pushing Lila away. "They are filthy! They have dirt and bugs on them. They are not for eating. They are for making oil. Mom told me." Lila ignored Ben. She thought he was silly and bossy. She put an olive in her mouth and bit it. She made a face and spat it out. It was bitter and sour. She felt sick. "See, I told you!" Ben said, laughing. "You are silly and greedy. You should listen to me. I know better." Lila felt angry and sad. She wished she had listened to Ben. She realized he was not silly and bossy. He was smart and caring. She said sorry to Ben and hugged him. "I'm sorry, Ben. You are right. I was silly and greedy. I should listen to you. You are smart and caring. Can we still be friends?" "Of course, Lila. You are my sister. I love you. But next time, don't eat filthy olives. They are bad for you. Let's go and wash our hands and play with our toys." Lila and Ben learned a lesson. They learned to listen to each other and not to eat filthy things. They learned to be happy with what they had and to share their toys. They played happily in the garden.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She loved to play with her toys, but one day she lost her favorite toy car. She looked everywhere, but she couldn't find it. Lily's mom saw that she was sad and asked her what was wrong. Lily told her that she couldn't find her toy car. Her mom said, "Let's solve this problem together." They searched all around the room, under the bed, and in the drawer. Finally, they found the toy car in the drawer. Lily was so happy! She gave her mom a big hug and said, "You're so kind to help me find my car!"

Once upon a time, there was a boy with cool skin. He always felt like he didn't belong. He was sad and wanted to be part of something special. One day he went walking in the woods. There he suddenly saw a magical forest. When he entered the forest, he felt like he belonged. Everything was peaceful and cool. The boy stayed there for a while. He felt safe and happy in the cool forest. He made friends with the animals and they played together. He laughed and had lots of fun. Every day the boy went back to the forest. He belonged there, like he was a part of it. As his skin got nicer and cooler, the boy knew he found his special place.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily who loved to play with her toys. One day, Lily met a crocodile who was very hungry. The crocodile asked Lily if she could share some of her food with him. Lily said, "Sure, I can share my sandwich with you!" But the crocodile said, "No, I don't want a sandwich. I want to eat you!" Lily was scared and ran away as fast as she could. She ran and ran until she came across a dirty pond. She thought she could hide there, but the crocodile found her. He ate her up and she was never seen again. The end.

One day Tom was walking down the street. His neighbor saw him and smiled. Tom smiled too as they said hello. Later, Tom came back to the same spot. He had a big bucket full of water. He was hot and tired from carrying it, but he continued on. Suddenly, his neighbor was there again and he looked surprised to see the bucket of water. She asked Tom why he was carrying it. Tom said he wanted to help her. The neighbor had a hard day and she said she needed water for her garden. Tom smiled, knowing he could help. Tom lugged the heavy bucket all the way to his neighbor's house. When they got there, she thanked him and gave him a big hug. Tom walked home with a smile on his face, glad that he could make his neighbor's hard day a little bit better.

Jill wanted a present so she asked her mom, "Can I have a present?" Her mom smiled and said, "We'll see. Let's be patient." Jill was very impatient and began to jump up and down. She said, "Please! I hope I get a present today!" Mom put her hand on her hip and said, "Well, let's see how long you can be patient. Then maybe you will get a present." Jill tried to wait, but it seemed too hard. She asked her mom again, "How long do I have to wait?" Mom said, "Let's just hope it doesn't take too long!" Jill smiled and said, "Okay!" She knew that if she was patient, she would get her present sooner or later.

Tom and Sam are friends. They like to play with a basketball. They bounce it, throw it, and catch it. They have fun. One day, they see a big sack near the park. It is brown and heavy. They are curious. What is in the sack? They go to the sack and open it. Inside the sack, they find many toys. There are cars, dolls, books, and puzzles. They are happy. They take out some toys and play with them. But then, a man comes to the sack. He is angry. He says, "Hey, those are my toys! I was going to sell them at the market. Give them back to me!" Tom and Sam are scared. They drop the toys and run away. They only have the basketball. They go to the park and play with it. They are not curious about the sack anymore. They are glad they have the basketball. It is their favorite toy.

Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Lily. She had a pen that she loved to draw with. One day, Lily's friend came over to play. Her friend wanted to draw too, but she didn't have a pen. Lily said, "I can lend you my pen!" Her friend was very happy and said, "Thank you, Lily!" After her friend finished drawing, she gave the pen back to Lily. Lily noticed that the pen was not working anymore. She said to her friend, "My pen is broken now." Her friend felt bad and said, "I'm sorry, Lily. I can buy you a new pen." Lily said, "That's okay. You can just borrow it next time we play." Lily's friend was very happy that Lily was not upset. She said, "You are such a good friend, Lily." Lily smiled and said, "Thank you. Friends help each other." And they continued to play together happily.

Lily was a girl who liked to help her mom. Her mom was a baker who made cakes and pies for people. Sometimes, Lily got to deliver the cakes and pies with her mom. She liked to see the happy faces of the people who got the treats. One day, Lily and her mom had to deliver a big cake to a house far away. They put the cake in a box and got in the car. Lily held the box on her lap. She was very careful not to shake it or drop it. "Mom, can I see the cake?" Lily asked. "Not now, sweetie. We have to wait until we get to the house. The cake is a surprise for a birthday party. It has candles and flowers and frosting. It is very pretty," her mom said. Lily nodded, but she was very curious. She wanted to see the cake. She lifted the lid of the box a little bit. She saw a clear plastic wrap around the cake. She saw some candles and some flowers. She saw one flower that looked like her name. It was a lily. Lily smiled. She liked lilies. They were her favorite flowers. She wanted to touch the lily on the cake. She reached her hand inside the box. She felt the plastic wrap. She felt the frosting. She felt the lily. But then, something bad happened. The car hit a bump on the road. The box slipped from Lily's lap. The cake fell out of the box. The cake landed on the floor of the car. The cake was smashed. The candles and the flowers and the frosting were all messed up. The lily was broken. Lily gasped. She felt tears in her eyes. She looked at her mom. Her mom looked at the cake. Her mom looked very sad and angry. "Lily, what did you do?" her mom yelled. "You ruined the cake! You ruined the surprise! You ruined everything!" Lily cried. She was sorry. She didn't mean to ruin the cake. She just wanted to see the lily. She wanted to make her mom happy. But she made her mom sad and angry. She felt very bad. She wished she had listened to her mom. She wished she had waited to see the cake. She wished she had never touched the lily.

Ben likes trains. He has a toy train that he plays with every day. He makes the train go fast and slow, and he makes it stop and go. He likes to pretend that he is the driver of the train. One day, Ben goes to the park with his mom. He sees a big train on the tracks. It is shiny and loud. He wants to see it up close. He runs to the train, but his mom says, "Stop, Ben! It is not safe to go near the train. You have to trust me. The train is strong and can hurt you." Ben stops and looks at his mom. He is sad. He wants to see the train, but he loves his mom. He knows that his mom loves him and wants to keep him safe. He trusts his mom. He says, "Okay, mom. I will not go near the train. Can we watch it from here?" His mom smiles and hugs him. She says, "Yes, Ben. We can watch it from here. I am proud of you for listening to me. You are a good boy and a smart boy. You know that the train is strong, but you are strong too. You are strong in your heart and in your mind." Ben smiles and hugs his mom back. He says, "Thank you, mom. I love you. You are strong too. You are strong in your heart and in your mind. And you are the best mom in the world." They watch the train together. They see it go fast and slow, and they see it stop and go. They hear it whistle and honk. They wave to the driver and the passengers. They have fun and they are happy. They are a strong and trusting family.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Anna. She wanted to jump in her bedroom. She got out her rain boots and put them on. "Mommy, can I jump in my bedroom?" she asked. "Yes," said Mommy, "but remember to stay away from the wet spots." So Anna put on her raincoat and boots and jumped into her bedroom. She jumped around and around, up and down and side to side. She splashed in the wet spots and had so much fun! After a while, Anna was getting very tired, so she stopped and took off her wet raincoat and boots. Then she snuggled into bed to rest. The end!

Once upon a time there was a reliable little boy named Bill. Bill loved to play hide and go seek with his friends. He thought it was so much fun! One day, Bill had a great idea. He decided he would hide inside the shower. He liked the idea because it was both warm and wet. So, Bill went into the shower and he waited. His friends looked all around but they couldn't find him. Finally, Bill shouted out. He yelled "I'm here, I'm in the shower!". His friends started to laugh. They were so surprised he had hidden in a shower. They all had so much fun that day. Bill felt so happy. Playing hide and go seek had never been so fun.

Anna and Ben like to play with blocks. They have many blocks of different colors and shapes. They can make towers, houses, cars and animals with their blocks. Sometimes they share their blocks and sometimes they want their own blocks. One day, Anna and Ben decided to make a pattern with their blocks. A pattern is when you put things in a line that look the same or different in a way that you can see. For example, red, blue, red, blue is a pattern. Anna and Ben wanted to make a pattern with their blocks that was red, yellow, green, red, yellow, green. Anna started to make the pattern on the floor. She put a red block, then a yellow block, then a green block. She was happy with her pattern. She wanted to make it longer. She reached for another red block. But Ben wanted the red block too. He grabbed the red block from Anna's hand. He said, "No, this is my block. I need it for my car." He did not see Anna's pattern. He did not care about Anna's pattern. Anna was very angry. She did not like that Ben took her block. She wanted to finish her pattern. She yelled at Ben, "Give me back my block! You are mean! You are breaking my pattern!" She tried to take the block from Ben's hand. Ben was very angry too. He did not like that Anna yelled at him. He wanted to keep his block. He yelled at Anna, "No, this is my block! You are mean! You are taking my block!" He held the block tight in his hand. Anna and Ben yelled and yelled. They did not listen to each other. They did not share their blocks. They did not have fun. Mom heard Anna and Ben yelling. She came to see what was wrong. She saw Anna and Ben fighting over a block. She saw the blocks on the floor. She saw Anna's pattern. She said, "Anna and Ben, why are you yelling? What are you doing with the blocks?" Anna and Ben stopped yelling. They looked at Mom. They felt bad. They said, "Sorry, Mom." Mom said, "It's okay to say sorry, but it's not okay to yell and fight. You have many blocks. You can share your blocks. You can play together. You can make patterns or cars or anything you want. But you have to be nice and respectful to each other. Do you understand?" Anna and Ben nodded. They said, "Yes, Mom." Mom said, "Good. Now, Anna, I see you made a pattern with your blocks. That's very clever. Can you show me your pattern?" Anna smiled. She said, "Yes, Mom. Look, this is my pattern. It's red, yellow, green, red, yellow, green." Mom said, "That's a great pattern, Anna. I like it. It's very colorful and pretty. Can you make it longer?" Anna said, "Yes, Mom. I can make it longer. But I need a red block." Mom said, "Ben, do you have a red block?" Ben said, "Yes, Mom. I have a red block. But I need it for my car." Mom said, "Can you give Anna one red block, please? She needs it for her pattern. You can have another red block for your car. There are more red blocks in the box." Ben thought for a moment. He said, "Okay, Mom. I can give Anna one red block. Here, Anna. You can have this red block." Anna said, "Thank you, Ben. That's very nice of you. Here, you can have this blue block. You can use it for your car." Ben said, "Thank you, Anna. That's very nice of you too. I like this blue block. I can use it for my car." Anna and Ben smiled at each other. They gave each other a hug. They said, "Sorry for yelling. Let's play together." Mom said, "That's wonderful, Anna and Ben. I'm proud of you. You are good friends. You can play with your blocks and have fun. But remember, no more yelling, okay?" Anna and Ben said, "Okay, Mom. No more yelling." They played with their blocks. They made patterns and cars and animals. They shared their blocks. They had fun. They did not yell. They were happy.

Once upon a time, there was a cute little girl named Lily who loved to ride the bus. Every day, she would wait at the bus stop, and when the bus came, she would climb on board and find a seat. One day, Lily noticed a small bird struggling to fly. It was flapping its wings, but it couldn't seem to get very far off the ground. Lily felt sad for the bird and wished she could help it. As she rode the bus that day, Lily couldn't stop thinking about the bird. Suddenly, she saw something amazing. The bus driver had stopped the bus, and he was helping the bird! He gently picked it up and brought it onto the bus. Lily was so happy to see the bird safe and sound. She knew that sometimes, even when we struggle, there are kind people who will help us. And from that day on, every time she rode the bus, she looked out for other creatures who might need a helping hand.

Tom liked to play with his toy plane. He pretended he was a pilot and flew it around the room. He made zoom and vroom sounds with his mouth. He liked to fly it high and low, fast and slow. One day, he saw a big window in his room. He thought it would be fun to fly his plane outside. He opened the window and threw his plane. He watched it soar in the sky. He felt happy and proud. But then, he saw a big bird. The bird saw the plane and thought it was a snack. It flew towards the plane and grabbed it with its beak. It flew away with the plane. Tom felt sad and angry. He wanted his plane back. He ran to his mom and told her what happened. He hoped she could help him. But she shook her head and said, "I'm sorry, Tom, but your plane is gone. You should not have thrown it out the window. That was not a good idea. You might regret it later." Tom did not understand what regret meant. He only knew he missed his plane. He wished he had not thrown it out the window. He wished he had kept it in his room. He learned a lesson that day. He learned to be careful with his toys. He learned to not do things he might regret later.

Once upon a time, there was a fun and playful puppy. He loved to run and roll around in the grass. Every day, he would run around and roll in the grass with his friends at the park. One day, while the puppy was rolling in the grass, he noticed a hole that he had never seen before. He decided to investigate and he squirmed through the hole. To his surprise, there were lots of toys under the ground! The playful puppy started to have lots of fun. He rolled around in his new found world and discovered lots of new things. He found balls to play with, ropes to chew on and even a bouncy bone! The puppy enjoyed his adventures under the ground and he would roll around the toys and play for hours on end. Eventually, the sun went down and it was time for the puppy to go back home. So, with a smile on his face, the playful puppy rolled back through the hole and out of the ground. He enjoyed his time so much that he went back every day to play with his new found friends.

Lila and Tom are friends. They like to play in the park. One day, they see a big pile of leaves. They run to the pile and jump in. They laugh and throw leaves at each other. "Look, Tom, a person!" Lila says. She points to a shape under the leaves. Tom moves the leaves and sees a person. The person is not moving. The person is very slow. The person is very old. The person is very sick. The person is rotting. "Yuck, Lila, this person is rotting!" Tom says. He feels scared. He wants to run away. He grabs Lila's hand and pulls her out of the pile. "Let's go, Lila, let's go!" Tom says. He runs to the park gate. Lila runs with him. They do not look back. They do not want to see the rotting person again. They tell their moms what they saw. Their moms hug them and say they are brave. They say they will call the police. They say the police will help the rotting person. They say the rotting person needs help. They say the rotting person is sad. Lila and Tom feel sorry for the rotting person. They hope the police will come soon. They hope the rotting person will get better. They hope the rotting person will find a friend. They hope the rotting person will be happy.

One day, a little girl went for a walk in the park. She saw a wet butterfly on the ground. She wanted to step closer to look at it but was scared at first. Then she took a deep breath and stepped nearer to the butterfly. The butterfly looked up at her and started flapping its wings. The little girl was so excited. She opened her hands and stepped closer to the butterfly. The butterfly flew onto her hand and stayed there. The little girl was so happy that she laughed. Then she closed her hands gently and stepped back. As she stepped away, the butterfly flew away. The little girl was sad but she thought the butterfly would be dry soon. She looked up and watched the butterfly fly away with a smile. She was so glad she had stepped closer to the butterfly.

Once upon a time there was a brave little girl. Her name was Sarah. She was always looking for new adventures. One day Sarah decided to fix her scooter. She asked her mom to help. Her mom showed her how to repair it, and Sarah was very excited to try it herself. Suddenly, Sarah's dad came home with a surprise. He said, "We're going on vacation!" Sarah was so excited she screamed, "Yay!" She quickly finished repairing the scooter so she could start packing for vacation. That night, Sarah told her mom, "I'm so brave. I want to try lots of new things on vacation." Her mom smiled and said, "You sure are brave! Now let's get to packing." And so Sarah and her family had an amazing vacation, filled with fun and adventure. The End.

Once upon a time there was a lawyer who was very thin. He liked to organize. He organized his desk very neatly. He sorted out all of his papers and books. Everything had its own special place. One day the lawyer decided to organize his park. He wanted it to be the neatest park around. He asked the help of a few children who lived nearby. They ran around the park and put all of the toys in their proper places. The lawyer was very proud of the children and the park. It was now the neatest park in the neighborhood. Everyone said it was the best organized park in the town. The children were proud that they had been able to help the lawyer organize the park. They had made a nice place to play and be happy. The end.

Once upon a time there were two friends named Dave and Dan. Dave and Dan liked to play games. One day, after a game, Dave and Dan were awarded a trophy. The trophy had their names on it and it was different from any other trophy. They proudly showed it off to all their friends and family. Everyone said how cool and different it was. They hugged each other and celebrated. Dave and Dan now put their trophy on a shelf in Dave's bedroom. Whenever Dave and Dan play, they think about the trophy and how proud they are. The end.

Once upon a time there was a family who lived in a big house. They had two children, Kim and Jack. Kim was three years old and Jack was six. One day, when the family was all together, Kim saw a peach in the fruit bowl and she really wanted it. “Please can I have the peach?†asked Kim. “No,†said Dad, “it part of dinner tonight.†Kim was very jealous of Jack because he got to have the peach. She felt so sad. Jack could see that Kim was feeling bad, so he said, “Go and see if the apples in the garden are ready to pick. They’ll be for you.†So off Kim went, enthusiastic again. When she got back, Dad was slicing the peach. He shared it equally between Kim and Jack. Kim was very happy. “Thank you!†she said. Jack smiled and said, “That’s what family is for.â€

Once upon a time there were two friends who liked to explore their neighbourhood. One day, they went to the lookout point to watch the swans. The swans were so beautiful and they both wanted to get closer. "Let's go and see the swans", said the first friend. The second friend replied "No, we must be careful. Those swans can be dangerous!" The first friend was not deterred, and decided to go closer. He walked towards the edge of the water and the swans began to get agitated. The second friend shouted: "No, stop! Those swans could hurt you!" but it was too late. The swans spread their wings and began to move towards the first friend. He started to scream and ran away. When they got home, the first friend was very sad and scared. He learned an important lesson that day - it was important to behave around dangerous animals and respect their space. He realised he should have listened to his friend and stayed away from the swans. From then on, both of them were careful around animals. They knew that, if they didn't behave, it could end badly.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl who had to choose what to eat for lunch. She liked grapes, so she chose a big purple grape. She was so happy and ate it with a big smile. Afterwards, she saw the messy kitchen, so she decided to tidy it up. She put the dishes away, brushed the crumbs off the table, and swept the floor. When she was done, it was so tidy. The little girl was so proud of her work. As a reward for her hard work, she decided to choose another grape. She carefully chose a big, juicy green grape and enjoyed it very much. The little girl was full, but she was happy. She was glad that she had chosen the grapes and tidied up the kitchen.

Once upon a time, there lived a duck in a pond. The duck wanted to take a break from swimming around so it flew up high in the sky. As the duck flew, it made an impressive pattern in the air that was in a zigzag. The duck felt so happy and free that it suddenly released a loud quack. The sound echoed throughout the pond and caught the attention of a small frog. When the frog saw the duck, it hopped out of the water and looked up in the sky with wide eyes. It was amazed by what it was seeing and it started quacking too. The duck and the frog flew around and around making impressive zigzag patterns in the air. They both felt so free and happy that they kept quacking and quacking until they both release back into the pond.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She loved to go camping with her family. They always brought a big tent to sleep in. One day, they went camping and it was raining outside. Lily's dad told her to stay inside the tent so she wouldn't get wet. But Lily was bored because she couldn't play outside. She looked around and saw a bucket of water. She thought it would be fun to soak her doll in the water. So she did it. But when she took her doll out of the water, it was all dull and dirty. Lily felt sad because she loved her doll and didn't want it to look dull. Her mom saw what happened and told Lily that her actions had consequences. She explained that sometimes we do things that seem like fun, but they can hurt others or ourselves. Lily learned that it's important to think before we do something and to always consider how our actions might affect others. From then on, she promised to be more careful and thoughtful in everything she did.

Once upon a time, in a small town, there was a girl named Sue. Sue was a good girl who loved to help others. One day, she met a boy named Tom. Tom was new to the town and didn't have any friends yet. Sue wanted to help Tom feel welcome, so she said, "Hi, my name is Sue. Do you want to be my friend?" Tom smiled and said, "Yes, I would like that. My name is Tom." Sue and Tom became good friends. They played together and helped each other. Sue showed Tom around the town and introduced him to all her friends. Everyone in the town liked Tom because he was a good boy, just like Sue. One day, Sue and Tom saw a little girl crying. They asked her what was wrong, and she said she was lost. Sue and Tom helped the little girl find her way home. The little girl's mom was very happy and thanked Sue and Tom. The moral of the story is that being good and helping others can make you and the people around you happy.

Once upon a time there was a big open sky. Imagine all the things you could see up there. You could see flying birds, big white clouds, and brightly shining stars. The sky was very wide. You could see all around it and there was so much you could do with it. You could fly a kite, watch the sunrise and sunset, and go stargazing. One day a little girl wanted to explore the sky. She ran to the park and started to climb. She went so high that she could see all around. Everywhere she looked she could see the open sky. The little girl thought the sky was so beautiful. She watched the clouds, waved to the birds, and even tried to catch the falling stars. What a wonderful day it was! The little girl was so happy she shouted, "I love the sky!"

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Sue. Sue loved to follow her dog, Max, on walks. One day, they went to the park to play. At the park, Sue saw a big sign. The sign had a picture of a ball on it. Sue and Max wanted to find the ball, so they followed the sign. They walked and walked until they found a tough hill. The tough hill was hard to climb, but Sue and Max did not give up. They went up the hill and found the ball at the top. Sue and Max were so happy. They played with the ball all day long.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Jane. Jane wanted to go on an adventure. She decided to follow a yellow bird deep into the forest. As she made her way through the trees, she saw something shine in the distance. It was a beautiful mirror. Jane was very curious. She wanted to take a look. As she stepped closer to the mirror, she saw her reflection. It was an exact copy of her! Jane was so excited. She never seen an amazing thing like it before. Then, Jane heard a noise. It was the same yellow bird she followed. It was perched on the mirror. The bird spoke to Jane. It said, “The mirror is enchanted. Every time you look into it, you will see someone or something that you were just thinking about.†Jane was so amazed. Suddenly, another bird flew down to the mirror. This one was green. Jane knew it was an envious bird that wanted her mirror. The green bird spoke to Jane and said, “Let me have your mirror. I need it so badly.†Jane didn’t know what to do. She wanted to keep the mirror but she knew that the green bird wanted it too. In the end, Jane decided to be kind. She told the green bird, “You can have the mirror if you follow me out of the forest.†The green bird was very happy.

One night, a brave little boy named Jack was in bed. He heard a lot of noise outside. He asked his mom, "What's that noise?" His mom said, "It's thunder, Jack. A storm is coming." The thunder got louder and the sky got darker. Jack was scared, but he asked his mom, "Can I raise the window and see?" His mom said, "Yes, you can, but be very brave. The thunder can be loud, but it won't hurt you." Jack carefully opened the window and saw dark clouds in the sky. He was amazed. He saw lightning and he heard thunder, but he wasn't scared. He was brave. When the storm passed, Jack smiled. He said, "Mom, look. The sky is bright now. I'm so glad I was brave!" His mom said, "I'm proud of you, Jack. Now, it's time for bed." Jack smiled and went back to sleep. He was brave and he was happy.

Once upon a time there was a little brown kayak. It was Tom's favourite thing to play with. Tom liked to record all the fun things he did in the kayak. Everyday, Tom would take a ride through the lake, recording the animals and trees he saw. One day, the little brown kayak found a strange lake. It seemed like it was a magical place because there were all kinds of fun things to explore! Tom was excited, and recorded the adventure in his kayak. He saw ducks swimming and trees as tall as the sky. At the end of the day, Tom was so tired that he could barely move. But he was happy- he had recorded a new kind of adventure! He put the little brown kayak back on the shore and went to sleep with a smile on his face.

Grandma had a special armchair. Her grandkids always loved to sit in it and be with her. Grandma always gave them lots of hugs and told them wonderful stories. One day, the grandkids came to visit. Grandma had bought a new, beautiful armchair and wanted to show it to them. She looked so proud! Grandma said, "This is my special armchair. I want you to sit here and be comfortable. I want to protect you when you are in this chair." The grandkids were very excited and hugged Grandma tight. They each took turns sitting in the armchair and feeling protected. They felt safe in Grandma's special armchair and with Grandma there watching over them, they knew they were loved.

Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Timmy. Timmy was very cold and shivering. He asked his mommy, "Mommy, can we buy a warm blanket?" His mommy replied, "Yes, let's go to the store and buy a reliable blanket." So, Timmy and his mommy went to the store. They found a warm and reliable blanket. Timmy was very happy and said, "Mommy, this blanket is perfect for me! Thank you for buying it!" His mommy smiled and said, "You're welcome, Timmy. I'm happy you like it." Timmy wrapped himself in the blanket and felt warm again. He said, "Mommy, this blanket is so cozy. I love it!" His mommy replied, "I'm glad we could buy this reliable blanket for you, Timmy. Now, let's go home and get some hot cocoa to warm us up even more." And they lived happily ever after, warm and cozy under the reliable blanket.

Once upon a time, there was a little fishy named Finn. Finn loved to swim in the big blue ocean with his fishy friends. One day, Finn saw a big, delicious piece of seaweed. He wanted to eat it so badly, but it was too far away from him. Finn thought hard about how he could gain the seaweed. He decided to swim closer to it, but as he got closer, he saw a big, scary shark swimming towards him. Finn was so scared that he swam away as fast as he could. Sadly, Finn never got to eat the delicious seaweed. He was too scared to try again. From that day on, Finn always stayed close to his friends and never swam too far away.

Once there was a little girl named Nicole. She was only three years old and loved to explore. She was curious about the world around her and went on many adventures. One day, Nicole was walking through a big field. It was sunny and she was having a lot of fun. Suddenly, she felt a tickle in her nose. "Achoo!" she sneezed. She kept walking and exploring, but then she heard a voice. It said, "Nicole, don't go any further! That field is dangerous!" Nicole stopped and looked around. She saw a fence far away and understood that the field was off-limits. She thanked the voice and then ran back home, happy and safe.

Once upon a time, there was a big monster. The monster lived in a dark cave. One day, a small boy named Tim saw the cave and wanted to see what was inside. Tim was brave and he entered the cave. Inside, he saw the monster. The monster was big and scary. Tim said, "Hello, monster. I am not scared of you." The monster looked at Tim and said, "I am sorry, I don't want to scare you." Tim and the monster talked for a little bit, but then the monster became hungry. The monster looked at Tim and said, "I am sorry, little boy, but I am very hungry." Tim was scared now. The monster ate Tim, and he was gone. The monster was not sorry anymore.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She loved her bottle very much, but one day she accidentally broke it. She was very sad and didn't know what to do. Her mommy saw her crying and asked her what was wrong. Lily told her about the broken bottle and how much she loved it. Her mommy said, "Don't worry, we can replace it with a new one." They went to the store and found a bottle that fit perfectly for Lily. She was so happy and hugged her mommy tightly. "Thank you mommy, you're the best!" she said. From that day on, Lily had a new bottle that she loved just as much as the old one. She learned that sometimes things break, but it's okay because they can be replaced with something just as good.

Once upon a time, there was a nice girl named Lily. She had a calendar on her wall. Every day, she would look at the calendar to see the sun rise. Lily loved to watch the colors in the sky. One day, Lily's friend, Tim, came over to play. They looked at the calendar together. "Look, Tim! The sun will rise soon!" said Lily. Tim was excited. He had never seen the sun rise before. They went outside to watch the sun rise. The sky was full of pretty colors. Lily and Tim smiled. They were happy to see the sun rise together. After that, they played all day long. The end.

Once upon a time, there were two best friends, Lily and Emma. They were both so excited to visit each other's house! One day, Lily had a special pink surprise for her bestie Emma. "I brought you an extra special visit," said Lily. Emma was so excited. "What is it?" "This special pink paper," said Lily. "If we join them together, it will unite us and make a heart!" So with their excited little fingers, they each grabbed a corner of the pink paper and pulled. They both squealed when they saw the heart had formed. "Forever we will be friends, no matter what," said Lily. "Forever we shall unite," said Emma. "It'll be our secret forever." They hugged each other, and the pink heart kept them close no matter what.

Once upon a time, in a small harbor, there lived a strong boat. The boat was very helpful to all the other boats. It would encourage them to go out and play in the water. One day, a little boat was too scared to go out and play. The strong boat saw this and wanted to help. It said, "Don't be scared, little boat. I will be with you, and we can play together." The little boat felt better and went out to play with the strong boat. They had so much fun in the water! The little boat was very happy and thanked the strong boat for its help. From that day on, the little boat was never scared to go out and play. The strong boat always encouraged it and all the other boats in the harbor. They all became good friends and played together every day. And they all lived happily ever after.

Once upon a time there were two friends called Martin and Molly. They were both riding their bikes on an icy day. Martin started pedalling faster and faster. He was moving so quickly that he didn't notice the icy patch up ahead. Suddenly, Martin slid off his wheel and fell onto the ground. He wanted to quit, he was so frustrated and upset. Molly saw what had happened and rushed over to help her friend. She said "Don't quit, Martin! Let's try and fix it." Martin looked at Molly, he saw the kindness in her eyes and was so glad that he had such a great friend. Together they worked to fix the wheel. Molly tightened some screws and screwed in some bolts. She also put on a new tire. Martin gave his wheel a big hug. He said "Thank you, Molly! I wouldn't have got my wheel working without you." The two friends continued to ride their bikes through the icy day. Now, whenever the two friends have a difficult time, they remember that day on the icy patch and look out for each other.

Once there was a little girl named Daisy. She was only three years old and had a wonderful family. She was very happy and felt safe with them. One night, Daisy had a nightmare. She was so scared that she started to cry. But her mum was there in a flash, holding her tight and whispering for her to trust in her. The warm embrace of her mum calmed Daisy down. Soon, Daisy fell back to sleep, free from the nightmare. The next morning Daisy felt safe again. She knew that no matter what happened, her family would always be around to help her and look after her. She trusted them completely.

Ann and her brother were playing in the garden. Ann was making a muddy mess with her toy bulldozer. Suddenly, she heard a giggle. “What’s that?†Ann asked. “Look!†her brother replied. Ann looked up and saw a funny colourful pin in the sky. It sparkled in the sun. “Can you get the pin, brother?†Ann asked. Her brother thought for a moment, then smiled. “I have an idea,†he said. Using his hands, her brother improved the muddy mess Ann had made. He shaped it into a staircase and started to climb. The stairs held steady and Ann cheered as her brother grabbed the pin from the sky. “You did it, brother!†cried Ann. They both laughed and shared the pin like it was a special prize.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl called Sally. She wanted to try something new and thought she might like to pick some blueberries. Sally was very honest and so, she decided to ask for permission before going to the blueberry bush. Her mum allowed her to go, saying that she must be careful and not eat too many. So, Sally walked over to the bush and tried to succeed in picking the blueberries. She tried and tried but she just couldn't do it. After a while she started to get tired and disappointed. She didn't want to give up so she kept on trying until little droplets of water started to fall from the sky. Sally knew it was time to give up as it was getting too dark and wet. She sadly went back home empty-handed, no matter how hard she'd tried. Saddened by her unsuccessful attempt, Sally went to bed without picking a single blueberry.

Once there was a young boy named Jim. Jim was a very patient boy and he wanted to learn as much as he could. Everyday, he studied hard so he could go on an exciting trip someday. One day, Jim told his parents that he wanted to go on a trip around the world. His parents were so proud of him and decided to let him go. Jim was very excited, so he studied even harder to make sure he was ready. He studied maps to learn the different countries, while he also studied the different cultures and languages. At last, Jim's trip finally arrived. He had learned so much by studying, and now he was ready to explore the world. He was so excited he almost couldn't contain himself! Jim had a great time on his trip, and he never forgot all the things he had learned by studying. He was so happy and patient throughout his whole trip.

Lily had a pet bird named Blue. Blue was a small bird with blue feathers and a yellow beak. Lily loved Blue very much and liked to play with him every day. She would raise her hand and say "Come, Blue!" and Blue would fly to her and sit on her finger. They would sing songs together and share seeds and berries. One day, Lily saw a tall tree in the park. She wanted to show Blue the tree and see if he liked it. She put Blue in a cage and took him to the park with her mom. When they got to the tree, Lily opened the cage and said "Look, Blue! A tall tree! Do you like it?" She raised her hand and waited for Blue to fly to her. But Blue did not fly to her. He flew to the tree instead. He liked the tree very much. He saw other birds in the tree and wanted to say hello. He chirped and flapped his wings and flew from branch to branch. He forgot about Lily and her hand. Lily felt sad and scared. She did not want to lose Blue. She called his name and raised her hand again and again. But Blue did not hear her. He was too busy with the tree and the other birds. Lily started to cry. She ran to her mom and hugged her. She said "Mom, Blue is gone! He likes the tree more than me!" Her mom hugged her back and said "Don't worry, Lily. Blue is not gone. He is just exploring the tree. He still loves you very much. He will come back to you soon. Let's wait and see." She took Lily to a bench and sat with her. She gave her a juice and a cookie and wiped her tears. After a while, Blue realized that Lily was not with him. He missed her voice and her hand and her songs. He looked around and saw her on the bench with her mom. He felt sorry and flew to her. He landed on her shoulder and nuzzled her cheek. He said "Sorry, Lily. I love you. I love the tree too. Can we share?" Lily smiled and hugged him. She said "I love you too, Blue. I'm glad you're back. We can share the tree. But you have to come to me when I raise my hand, okay?" Blue nodded and kissed her nose. He said "Okay, Lily. I will come to you when you raise your hand. You are my best friend." They both laughed and went to play with the tree and the other birds. They had a happy day.

Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Timmy. Timmy loved sausages more than anything in the world. He would always ask his mom to make him sausages for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. One day, Timmy's big brother Tommy decided to tease him. Tommy took Timmy's beloved sausage and hid it in his backpack. Timmy was very sad and didn't know what to do. Later that day, Tommy felt guilty for what he did and decided to be successful in making it up to Timmy. He went to the kitchen and cooked Timmy the biggest and tastiest sausage he had ever seen. Timmy was overjoyed and forgave his brother. From that day on, Tommy never teased Timmy again and they lived happily ever after.

Once upon a time, there was a monkey named Charlie. Charlie loved eating fruit. One day, Charlie was climbing a tree when he heard something very funny. He looked down and saw a little boy. The boy said to Charlie “What do you need?†Charlie said “I need some fruitâ€. The boy said “Oh, I can help you with that. I have lots of fruit!†Charlie was so excited. He thanked the boy and started eating all the delicious fruit. They were so yummy! The boy and Charlie had lots of fun eating the fruit together. Charlie hopped away with a full tummy and lots of happy memories.

Lizzy was a three year old girl who was wearing a bright red apron. She often liked to play and imagine exciting adventures, whether it was in her room, in the garden or even in the kitchen. Today, Lizzy found herself in the kitchen looking around. She saw a pot bubbling away on the stove, she saw a pan full of hot water. Lizzy wanted to help in the kitchen. She grabbed her apron and quickly put it on, feeling very grown up and excited to help. Lizzy started to search around the kitchen when she saw something was wrong. There were tears in her mother's eyes and Lizzy noticed that her mother was looking very troubled. Lizzy could not help her mother, but she wanted to try. She reached up and gave her mother a big hug. Lizzy's mum smiled and thanked her for the hug. Then Lizzy ran off to play, feeling happy that she had made her mum feel better.

Once upon a time there was a family. On a lovely evening they decided to go on a picnic. Everyone was very excited. So, they packed their bags and brought all the things they needed. They brought tasty food and drinks and the evening soon became more and more beautiful. They set up the picnic and ate and drank. Afterwards, they played lots of fun games outside in the sunshine. What a lovely evening it was! Even when the sun went down they were still playing. Eventually they packed up and it was time to go home. Everyone was very happy. They all felt the love that evening and they knew it was something they would remember forever.

Once upon a time there was a shop. It was fit for all the people. Everyone loved going there. They would go for a look and usually find something that was just right for them. One day, a little girl came to visit the shop. Her eyes lit up when she saw how fit it was. She loved going from shelf to shelf, checking out all the things she liked. The shopkeeper was so kind. He showed the little girl all the things that were fit for her. She liked it all and wanted to take it all home with her. So the kind shopkeeper gave her a special deal and she happily left with all the things that were fit for her. The little girl kept going back to the shop every day. She loved it so much and was so happy she found it. She looked forward to visiting the shop every day, because there she felt fit and loved.

Once upon a time, there was a curious bird. One day she noticed a shiny ambulance down the street and she wanted to get a closer look. As she flew towards the ambulance, she noticed a person in a lot of pain. She could tell they needed help. She flew around and around the ambulance, trying to figure out what to do. The curious bird finally decided to find the person with the most hurt and fly on top of them. The bird started flapping her wings and hovering over the person. The ambulance noticed the bird and moved closer to take the person away to get help. The bird was glad to see the ambulance save the person but was also sad that she couldn't do more. From then on, she always tried to help those in need whenever she saw them. She had realized she couldn't do it alone, but she could still make a difference. The moral of this story is to always help those in need, but don't be afraid to ask for help too. Together, we can make the world a better place.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. Today was her first day of school, and she was feeling a little scared. Her mom said, "Lily, you are so brave! You can do this!" Lily put on her backpack and walked to school. When she got to her classroom, she saw all the other kids unpacking their bags. She started to unpack her bag too. Suddenly, a boy named Max came up to her and said, "Hi, my name is Max. Do you want to be friends?" Lily smiled and said, "Yes, I would love that!" From that day on, Lily and Max were best friends. They played together at recess and sat next to each other in class. Lily was so happy that she was brave enough to go to school today.

Once upon a time, there was a happy boy named Timmy. Timmy loved to sing and dance all day long. One day, Timmy's mom made him a yummy pizza for lunch. The pizza had lots of cheese and tomato sauce on top. Timmy ate his pizza and felt very full and happy. Later that day, Timmy went to play outside with his friends. They saw a beautiful orange butterfly flying around. Timmy and his friends followed the butterfly and sang a song about it. They sang, "Butterfly, butterfly, orange and bright. Flying high, up in the sky." Timmy felt very happy singing with his friends and seeing the pretty butterfly. The end.

Pete and Sally were best friends. They liked to play together every day. But one day, they had a fight. Sally said to Pete, "You're not being fair!" Pete said back to her, "No, you're not!" Then, they started to cry. It looked like their friendship was over. But then, the sun started to shine and it was a beautiful day. They forgot why they were fighting and the amazing sunlight made them feel happy again. They smiled at each other and hugged. They knew that friendship was much more important than fighting.

Once upon a time, there was a girl named Lily. She had a big toy box with many toys. Her favorite toy was an expensive doll named Daisy. Daisy had pretty clothes and shiny shoes. Lily loved to play with Daisy every day. One day, Lily saw that Daisy was not feeling well. She wanted to help her doll. So, she went to find a thermometer to check if Daisy had a fever. Lily put the thermometer under Daisy's arm and waited. The thermometer showed that Daisy was a little warm. Lily wanted to make Daisy feel better. She decided to prepare a nice bed for her doll to rest. She put a soft pillow and a warm blanket on the bed. Then, she gently placed Daisy on the bed and covered her with the blanket. Lily hoped that Daisy would feel better soon.

Tim liked to write. He wrote on paper, on walls, on his toys. He wrote his name, his mom's name, his dog's name. He wrote big and small, with crayons and markers. He wrote everywhere, except in school. In school, he had to write what the teacher said, and he did not like that. He wanted to write his own things. One day, Tim and his mom went on the subway. It was a long ride, and Tim was bored. He saw a blank wall in the subway car, and he had an idea. He took out his marker and started to write on the wall. He wrote "Tim was here" and drew a smiley face. He felt happy and proud. But his mom saw what he did, and she was angry. She grabbed his hand and pulled him away from the wall. She said, "Tim, that is not nice. You should not write on the wall. That is someone else's property. You have to respect it. How would you feel if someone wrote on your things?" Tim felt ashamed and sorry. He said, "I'm sorry, mom. I didn't think about that. I just wanted to write something." His mom said, "I know you like to write, and that is good. But you have to write in the right places. You can write on paper, on your notebook, on your chalkboard. But you cannot write on walls, or doors, or windows. That is rude and wrong. Do you understand?" Tim nodded and said, "Yes, mom. I understand. I won't write on the wall again." His mom hugged him and said, "I love you, Tim. And I love your writing. But you have to be careful and respectful. Writing is a gift, but you have to use it wisely." Tim hugged her back and said, "I love you too, mom. And I will use my writing wisely." The end. Moral value: Respect other people's property and use your talents wisely. Foreshadowing or setup and payoff: Tim writes everywhere except in school, which sets up his desire to write his own things. He writes on the wall in the subway, which pays off his desire but also causes trouble. He learns his lesson from his mom, which pays off his mistake and shows his growth.

Once upon a time, there was a boy named Timmy. He went to a restaurant with his mom and dad. They sat at a table and a lady gave them a menu. Timmy looked at the menu and saw a picture of a big burger. He said to his mom, "I want the burger, it looks yummy!" His mom said, "Okay, but it's too heavy for you to eat all by yourself. We'll share it." When the burger came, it was very big and heavy. Timmy's dad tried to remove some of the toppings so it would be easier to eat. Timmy watched and said, "Daddy, can I help remove the toppings?" "Of course, Timmy. You can help me," said his dad. They removed some of the toppings and the burger was easier to eat. Timmy was happy and said, "Thank you, Daddy! This burger is delicious!"

One morning, a modest cat named Tim went out to play. He saw a big dog in the park. The dog wanted to play with Tim's toy. Tim did not want to share his toy. He felt sad. Tim went to his mom and told her about the dog. His mom said, "Why don't you use your words and tell the dog how you feel?" Tim thought about it and went back to the park. He saw the big dog and said, "I want to play with my toy. Can we play together?" The dog was happy to play with Tim. They played all day and became good friends.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She lived in a charming house with her mommy and daddy. One day, Lily went to the park with her friends. They played and ran around, but after a while, Lily felt very tired. She told her friends she needed to nap, so she went home with her mommy. At home, Lily went straight to her cozy bed and took a nap. When she woke up, she felt much better. She went to the kitchen and saw that her mommy had made her favorite snack. Lily was so happy to be home and have a nap. She knew she would have more fun with her friends later, but for now, she was happy to be in her charming home.

Once upon a time, there was a little bird. The bird was very small and brown. One day, the bird saw a big, white dove in the sky. The little bird wished to become a dove too. The little bird tried to fly higher and higher, flapping its wings as fast as it could. Suddenly, the little bird felt different. It had become bigger and whiter. The little bird had become an incredible dove! The dove flew around, feeling happy and free. It looked down and saw the little brown bird it used to be. The dove felt proud of itself for becoming something incredible.

Once there was a naughty bunny. He liked to dig holes in the garden. One day he was digging a very big hole. The bunny's friend, a squirrel, asked him what he was doing. The bunny replied, "I'm burying my pick!" The squirrel asked, "Why do you need to bury your pick?" The bunny said, "Because I don't want it anymore!" The squirrel was curious and asked, "What are you going to do with it?" The bunny said, "I'm going to find a new pick!" So the naughty bunny buried his pick and then went on a search for a new one. He eventually found a much bigger and better pick and was very happy. The end.

One day, a lawyer named Peter was performing a very important job. It was something that was very organized. He was meeting with a three year old child named Kate to help her parents out of a problem. The lawyer was very kind to Kate. He said, "Hi Kate, how are you today?" Kate smiled and said, "I'm doing great." Peter said, "That's so nice. I'm here to help you and your parents today. What can I do?" Kate said, "My parents need help getting organized." The lawyer said, "Well, I can help with that! I'm very organized. I'll be able to help your parents find a better way to keep track of all their things." Kate smiled and said, "That would be great! Thank you." Peter said, "You're welcome. It's my pleasure to help." So, the lawyer performed his job and helped Kate's parents get organized. Kate was so happy for the help and the lawyer was very proud to be able to help out the family.

Mum and Jack were outside having lots of fun. Jack was playing with his blocks while Mum watched. Jack kept knocking them down, but Mum encouraged him to try again. Mum said, "Take a look, Jack. Can you build the blocks higher?" Jack smiled and tried again. He pushed the blocks together and Mum clapped her hands. "Well done, Jack! Let's make it even higher," she said. Jack nodded and kept building. He tried really hard, but after a few times, he got tired. Mum said, "It's ok, Jack. Let's take a break and make ourselves comfortable." So Jack and Mum sat down and Jack put his head on Mums lap. Together, they felt very comfortable. "You did really well today, Jack," Mum said. She stroked his hair and smiled. Jack smiled too. It was fun playing with the blocks and he felt encouraged by his lovely Mum.

Once upon a time, a little boy named Timmy had a jar of candy. He loved his candy so much that he didn't want to share it with anyone. He was being selfish. One day, Timmy's friend came over to play. His friend saw the jar of candy and asked if he could have some. Timmy didn't want to share, but then he saw his friend's sad face. Timmy started to yawn and realized that he was tired. He remembered that sharing is important. He decided to share his candy with his friend. They both enjoyed the candy and had a great time playing together. Timmy learned that it is better to share and make others happy than to be selfish and make others sad. From that day on, Timmy shared his candy with his friends and they all had fun together.

Once upon a time there was a little girl. She was only three years old and very excited to find a special bench in the park. She loved to dance and every day, she would find the bench and start swaying and jigging around. But one day, when she got to the bench, it was very messy. Someone had left lots of rubbish around it and she couldn't dance on it. She felt so sad. Then, a kind woman came over and said to her, "Let me help you clean up this mess, so that you can dance on the bench again." The little girl was so happy that the kind woman had offered to help her. She smiled and said thanks. Together, they picked up all the rubbish and soon enough, the bench was as clean as it had been before. The little girl thanked the woman again, and then began to dance. She twirled and jiggled and smiled. The moral of the story is to always help someone in need, and to always be kind. Even the smallest gesture of kindness can make a huge difference in someone's day.

Lily and Tom are playing in their room. They have a radio that plays music and stories. They like to listen to the radio and dance and pretend. But today, the radio is not working. Tom tries to turn it on and off, but nothing happens. He feels angry and hits the radio. Lily feels sad and cries. "Why is the radio broken?" Tom asks. "I want to hear music and stories!" "I don't know," Lily says. "Maybe it needs new batteries." They look for batteries in their room, but they cannot find any. They feel anxious. They want to fix the radio, but they don't know how. They hear their mom calling them from downstairs. "Lily, Tom, come here! I have something for you!" They run downstairs and see their mom holding a big box. She smiles and says, "I have a surprise for you. I bought you a new radio! It has more songs and stories, and it has a microphone so you can sing along!" Lily and Tom feel happy and excited. They hug their mom and thank her. They open the box and see the new radio. It is shiny and colorful. They plug it in and turn it on. They hear music and stories. They dance and pretend. They sing with the microphone. They feel joy. They forget about the old radio. They love the new radio.

Sara was a popular girl in her class. She had many friends who liked to play with her. She was good at sharing, singing and drawing. She always had a smile on her face. One day, Sara saw a new boy in her class. His name was Ben. He was very quiet and shy. He did not talk to anyone. He just sat in a corner and read his books. Sara wondered why he was so different. She wanted to be his friend. She decided to go and say hello to him. She walked up to him and smiled. "Hi, I'm Sara. What's your name?" she asked. Ben looked up from his book. He saw Sara's friendly face. He felt a little scared. He did not know what to say. He whispered, "Ben." Sara nodded. "That's a nice name. What are you reading?" she asked. Ben showed her his book. It was about dinosaurs. He liked dinosaurs a lot. He knew many facts about them. He said, "This is a book about dinosaurs. They are big and strong and lived a long time ago." Sara was curious. She liked animals too. She said, "Wow, dinosaurs are cool. Can you tell me more about them?" Ben smiled. He felt happy that Sara was interested in his book. He started to tell her about the different kinds of dinosaurs, their names, their sizes, their diets and their habitats. He showed her the pictures and the words in the book. Sara listened and learned. She asked him questions and repeated the words. She said, "You know a lot about dinosaurs. You are very smart. I like your book. Can I borrow it sometime?" Ben nodded. He said, "Sure, you can borrow it. I have more books at home. I can bring them to school and we can read them together. Do you want to be my friend?" Sara smiled. She said, "Yes, I want to be your friend. You are very nice. I'm glad I met you." They hugged and laughed. They continued to talk and read. They did not notice the other kids who were watching them. They did not care what they thought. They were happy to have found a new friend. They did not waste any time. They had fun.

Once upon a time, there was a dead space. Everything was grey and nothing moved. It felt very quiet, too. Suddenly, the space changed. Colors filled the sky and laughter echoed all around. Two kids had come to share the space. One was called Bob and the other was called Jessica. They looked at all the bright colors and smiled. Then, they started to play. Bob and Jessica shared the space. They ran, jumped and laughed until night time. They even made friends with a butterfly! When the night came, the kids said goodbye to the butterfly and the special space. The next morning, the kids went back to their own space. But they remembered the magical space they shared and promised to visit again soon.

Once there was a cow who lived in a big field. Every day, the cow ate beef and enjoyed the sunshine. One day, the cow noticed an open gate. She was very excited to explore. "I'm going to explore beyond the gate," said the cow. The cow slowly walked through the gate and everything suddenly seemed much sharper. She saw flowers, trees, and bugs. There was so much to explore. The cow walked around the meadow, and eventually found a creek. She could hear the soothing sound of the water and it made her feel calm. The cow looked around and noticed a sharp rock. She moved closer to examine it and saw some beef stuck in it. The cow was so happy to find some food! She used her sharp teeth to take the beef out of the rock, and then quickly ate it up. The cow was content and happy. She explored the meadow for the rest of the day, and when the sun began to set, the cow went back through the open gate to her home in the big field.

Once upon a time, there was an elderly lady who lived on a quiet street. She enjoyed spending time at a park near her home as it brought her joy and peace. One day, she decided to take a walk in the park and saw a group of children playing. She noticed that one of them was having a difficult time with a particular task. She walked over to the group of children and got down on one knee. The elderly lady said hello to the group of children and asked what was wrong. The children told her that they were trying to complete a task together, but they could not figure it out. The elderly lady smiled and said she would love to help. The lady discussed the task with the children and listened to their ideas. She then used her wisdom to guide the children to a solution. After everyone had agreed on a plan, the elderly lady thanked the children for their hard work and the experience. She then watched as the children happily completed their task.

Once upon a time, there were two friends, Tom and Sue. They were always looking for ways to have fun. One day Tom had a great idea. He pulled out an old case. Inside the case were some original toys from when Tom was a child. They were all silly, so Tom began to joke with Sue about the toys. Sue laughed and laughed as Tom made silly jokes about the old toys. Tom showed Sue a wind-up bird and joked that it was a chicken. Sue thought this was so funny that she started to make up jokes too! She said that the wind-up bird was a lion and they both started to laugh. They kept playing and joking with the old toys until they couldn't take the fun anymore. It had been a great day of laughing, telling jokes and enjoying the original toys. Tom and Sue thought they should do it more often.

Once upon a time, there was a monster. It had loud, fake sound. It liked to include playing with the children. Every day, it would go to the playground and make silly noises. It would fly around, making funny faces. The children would laugh and giggle. One day, the children wanted to play with the monster. They asked it to join them in a game of catch. The monster was excited to join in. It looked like a big kite in the sky. It flew around, carrying the ball back and forth with its fake sound. The children had so much fun with the monster. They laughed and cheered until it was time to go home. The monster waved goodbye with its big hands, and the children waved back. The children included the monster in their game every day, and it danced and played with them in the sunshine. They were happy to have a new toy to play with that made a funny noise. The End.

Once upon a time, there was a big, friendly dog named Max. Max loved to play and run around in the park with his owner, Lily. One day, Lily forgot to feed Max his dinner before they went to the park. Max was hungry and sad. But then, a nice lady named Mrs. Brown came by with a big bowl of food for Max. She was very dependable and always remembered to bring food for the dogs in the park. Max was so happy and grateful that he licked Mrs. Brown's hand. After Max finished his food, Lily opened a bottle of grape juice. She poured some into a small cup for herself and some into a bowl for Max. Max sniffed the grape juice and licked it with his tongue. Lily told him that it was called wine and that it was for grown-ups. Max didn't understand what that meant, but he was happy to have something to drink.

Sarah was feeling anxious. She wanted a surprise. She had no idea what it was, but she wanted it. Then, one day, her mom said they were going to go on a special trip. Sarah was so happy! She couldn't believe her surprise was a trip. When they arrived, Sarah saw the beach. She loved it! The sand felt so soft beneath her toes and the waves were so fun to play in. Sarah ran to tell her mom how much she loved it. Her mom smiled and said they were going to have a picnic. So they spent the day eating and playing games. It was the best day ever! At the end of the day, Sarah felt full of love. She was so happy she had gone on that special trip. Sarah hugged her mom and knew she would always remember this surprise.

Once upon a time, there was a helpful boy named Tim. Tim had a big pipe. He believed he could use the pipe to do good things. One sunny day, Tim saw a cat stuck in a tall tree. He thought he could use his pipe to help the cat. He put the pipe next to the tree and climbed up. The cat was scared, but Tim was kind and gentle. But then, the pipe fell down and hit a man on the head. The man was very sad and angry. Tim felt bad because he wanted to help, but instead, he made things worse. The cat was still stuck, and now the man was hurt. Tim learned that even when you want to be helpful, sometimes bad things can happen.

Once there was a little boy named Michael. He was three years old and loved playing with his toys. One day he was playing when suddenly he found a secret door. Michael was excited and said, "Wow! What is this?" He opened the door and found a long, dark tunnel. Michael thought it was funny and wanted to explore. So he stepped inside and started walking down the tunnel. After a while, Michael came across an old man. The man said, "Ah! It seems you have found my secret escape tunnel! You're a very brave boy, Michael. Would you like to come on an adventure?" Michael nodded his head and said, "Yes!" So the old man and Michael started their escape. It was a lot of fun! They laughed and joked as they moved through the tunnel. When they eventually reached the end, Michael found himself back in his own house. He had had the most exciting adventure ever! He thanked the old man and said goodbye. Then he ran off to tell his mom and dad all about it!

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She was very excited because it was Sunday, her favorite day of the week. She loved Sundays because she got to spend time with her family and eat pancakes for breakfast. Lily went to the park with her mom and dad. While they were there, they saw a tall man walking his dog. Lily's dad introduced himself and they started talking. The man was very friendly and they all had a nice conversation. After a little while, Lily's mom suggested they go get some ice cream. Lily was so happy because she loved ice cream. They went to the ice cream shop and Lily got a big scoop of her favorite flavor. As they sat and ate their ice cream, Lily told her parents about the tall man and his dog. They all agreed that it was a nice day and they were glad to have spent it together.

Once upon a time, there was a boy named Timmy. Timmy was very glad because he got a new ball to play with. He loved to kick the ball around, and it made him very happy. One day, while Timmy was playing with his ball, he accidentally kicked it too hard and it went flying into the air. The ball hit a light and it broke. Timmy felt sad because he knew he made a mistake. But then, Timmy's dad came outside and saw what happened. He wasn't mad at Timmy, he just helped him clean up the broken light. Timmy was glad that his dad wasn't angry and he learned to be more careful when kicking his ball.

Tom and Lily were playing in the park with their mom. They saw a big slide that looked like a dragon. Tom wanted to go on the slide, but Lily was scared. "Come on, Lily, it's fun!" Tom said. "The dragon won't hurt you. It's just a slide." "No, Tom, it's too big and scary. It has sharp teeth and a long tail. It might roar at me." Lily said. Tom laughed. "It won't roar, Lily. It's not a real dragon. It's made of plastic and metal. Look, I'll show you." He ran to the slide and climbed up the ladder. He reached the top and sat on the dragon's head. He pretended to be a mighty dragon and roared loudly. "Roar! I'm a mighty dragon! I can fly and breathe fire!" Tom shouted. Lily heard Tom's roar and saw him on the slide. She was still scared, but she also wanted to join him. She gathered her courage and followed him up the ladder. She sat behind him on the dragon's back. She held his hand and smiled. "Roar! I'm a mighty dragon too! I can fly and breathe fire with you!" Lily shouted. Tom and Lily slid down the dragon's tail together. They laughed and cheered. They had so much fun on the slide. They felt like mighty dragons. Their mom watched them from a bench. She was happy to see them having fun. She also saw a little infant in a stroller next to her. The infant was crying. She wondered why. She looked at the infant's mom. The infant's mom looked tired and sad. She had a bandage on her arm. She had a bruise on her face. She had a tear in her eye. She looked at Tom and Lily's mom. She smiled weakly. She said, "Hi, I'm Anna. This is my son, Ben. He's three months old. He's hungry, but I don't have any milk for him. I don't have any money either. My husband left me. He hurt me. He took everything. I don't know what to do." Tom and Lily's mom felt sorry for Anna and Ben. She wanted to help them. She said, "Hi, I'm Mary. These are my kids, Tom and Lily. They're three years old. They're twins. They like to play. They have some milk and cookies in their backpack. They can share with Ben. You can also have some. You look like you need it. You can also sit with me. You don't have to be alone. You can tell me your story. Maybe I can help you." Anna and Ben smiled. They thanked Mary. They accepted her offer. They sat with her. They shared the milk and cookies. They talked. They became friends. Tom and Lily saw Anna and Ben. They were curious. They ran to them. They said hello. They asked their names. They offered their toys. They played with them. They became friends too. They all had a good time in the park. They forgot their troubles for a while. They felt happy. They felt mighty. They roared together.

Once there was a boy named Jack. He was three years old and he loved to play in his backyard. One day, he found a tool in the grass. It was a bright red tool with a yellow handle. Jack was very excited and he wanted to show his mom. He ran inside and pointed at the tool. His mom told him it was a rake and it was a very useful tool. Jack thought it was silly so he decided to play a game. He pointed at the rake and ran around the yard, laughing and having fun with his new toy. The next day Jack's dad came outside. He was carrying a shovel and some other tools. Jack smiled and pointed at the rake. Dad smiled and said, "That's a silly tool, Jack. It's not for digging like the shovel is." Jack laughed and continued to play with his rake. He used it every day to play outside, and whenever someone came to visit he would always point proudly at his special tool. Everyone was amazed at how silly yet useful it had become for Jack.

Sara was a big girl who liked to learn new things. She wanted to go to university when she grew up, like her mom and dad. They told her that university was a place where you could study many things and meet many people. But university was also very expensive. Sara's mom and dad had to work hard and save money to pay for it. They could not buy many toys or clothes or trips for Sara. They had a modest house and a modest car. Sara sometimes wished she could have more things, like her friends. One day, Sara's mom and dad gave her a piggy bank. They said it was for her to save money for university. They said she could put some of her allowance and birthday money in it, and they would also put some money in it every month. They said if she saved enough, she could go to any university she wanted. Sara was happy and excited. She liked the piggy bank. It was pink and had a cute face. She put it on her shelf and started to save money. She did not spend her money on candy or stickers or books. She put it in the piggy bank. One day, Sara's friend Lily came over to play. Lily saw the piggy bank and asked what it was. Sara told her it was for university. Lily laughed and said that was silly. She said university was boring and hard. She said she would rather spend her money on fun things, like dolls and dresses and movies. She said Sara should do the same. Sara felt confused and sad. She liked fun things too, but she also liked learning new things. She did not know what to do. She asked her mom and dad for advice. They hugged her and said they were proud of her for saving money. They said university was not boring or hard, but interesting and rewarding. They said it would help her achieve her dreams and make the world a better place. They said she could still have fun things, but she should also think about the future. They said it was her choice, but they hoped she would keep saving money. Sara thought about it and decided to keep saving money. She thanked her mom and dad and told them she loved them. She also told Lily that she respected her choice, but she had a different one. She said she wanted to go to university and learn new things. She said she hoped they could still be friends. Lily was surprised and curious. She asked Sara why she wanted to go to university. Sara told her about the things she wanted to study and the people she wanted to meet. She said she wanted to help others and make a difference. Lily listened and nodded. She said she understood and admired Sara. She said they could still be friends. Sara and Lily hugged and smiled. They played with their toys and had fun. They also talked about their dreams and plans. They learned from each other and respected each other. They were happy and hopeful. The moral of the story is: It is good to save money for your education and your future. It is also good to have fun and enjoy life. You can do both if you are wise and balanced. You can also be friends with people who have different choices and opinions, if you are respectful and open-minded.

Anna and Ben are twins. They like to play with their toys and books. But today, they are not happy. They have to stay in their room and be quiet. Mama says they are sick and they have to rest. Anna and Ben suffer. They cough and sneeze. They have a fever and a sore throat. They want to go outside and have fun. They want to see their friends and their dog. They are bored and sad. Mama comes to their room with a tray. She has soup and juice and cookies for them. She also has a big envelope. She smiles and says, "I have a surprise for you. This is a letter from Grandma and Grandpa. They miss you and they love you. They sent you some pictures and stickers. Do you want to open it?" Anna and Ben nod. They love Grandma and Grandpa. They live far away and they only see them sometimes. They are curious and excited. They sit up on their bed and take the envelope. They tear it open and look inside. They see photos of Grandma and Grandpa in their garden, with flowers and birds. They see a drawing of their dog, with a big bone. They see stickers of animals and stars and hearts. They smile and laugh. They stick some stickers on their faces and their clothes. They hug the photos and the drawing. They say, "Thank you, Mama. Thank you, Grandma and Grandpa. We love you too. This is the best surprise ever." Mama hugs them and kisses them. She says, "You're welcome, my sweeties. I'm glad you like it. Now, you have to eat your soup and drink your juice. They will make you feel better. And then, you can rest and look at your letter. Maybe tomorrow, you will be well enough to go outside and play. But for now, you have to be quiet and stay in your room." Anna and Ben nod. They eat their soup and drink their juice. They say, "OK, Mama. We will be quiet and stay in our room. But we are not bored and sad anymore. We have our letter and our stickers. They make us happy." Mama smiles and says, "I'm happy too. You are very brave and good. I love you very much. Now, sleep well and dream of Grandma and Grandpa. And don't forget to say good night to your dog." Anna and Ben say good night to their dog, who is sleeping on the floor. They say good night to Mama, who turns off the light. They cuddle with their letter and their stickers. They close their eyes and fall asleep. They don't suffer anymore. They are quiet and happy.

There was a bald man named Tom. He was hungry. He wanted lunch. Tom went to the store. He saw many things to eat. Tom did not know what to eat for lunch. He saw apples, bananas, and bread. He saw cheese and milk too. He shrugged. He did not know what to pick. Tom picked apples and cheese. He went home. He ate his lunch. He was happy. Tom's tummy was full.

Once upon a time, there was a grumpy turkey named Tom. Tom was always angry and never played with the other animals in the farm. One day, Tom decided to wander off into the woods. He walked and walked until he found a nice spot to rest. As he rested, Tom saw a family of rabbits playing and having fun. They invited him to play with them, but Tom just grunted and said no. The rabbits didn't give up and kept asking Tom to join them until he finally agreed. Tom had so much fun playing with the rabbits that he forgot all about being grumpy. From that day on, Tom would wander into the woods to play with his new friends. And whenever he felt grumpy, he would remember how much fun he had with the rabbits and it would make him happy again. The end.

Once there was a little child. He loved to play in the sea. One day he was playing on the beach and he heard a grown up say something about a shark. He had never seen one before and was curious. He wanted to know more. He asked his dad, "What is a shark?". His dad said, "A shark is a big fish. It swims in the sea and it is brown". The child wanted to see one so he asked his dad, "Can I listen for a shark?". His dad said, "Yes, you can try". The little child listened carefully. He heard the sound of the waves on the beach and then he heard something else. He listened again and he heard a loud noise. He knew it was the sound of a shark. He was so excited. He had heard a real live shark!

Tim and Sam are friends. They like to play in the park. One day, they see a big tent in the park. They want to enter the tent and see what is inside. "Can we go in?" Tim asks Sam. "I don't know. Maybe it is not for us," Sam says. But Tim is curious. He runs to the tent and opens the flap. He sees a man with a funny cap on his head. The man is calm and smiles at Tim. "Hello, little boy. Do you want to see a magic show?" the man asks. Tim nods. He likes magic. He enters the tent and sits on a chair. Sam follows him. He is a bit scared, but he does not want to leave Tim alone. The man with the cap takes out a wand and a hat. He says some words and waves the wand. He puts the hat on the table and lifts it up. A rabbit pops out of the hat. Tim and Sam clap their hands. They are happy. They like the magic show. The man with the cap does more tricks. He makes a flower appear, a coin disappear, and a scarf change colors. Tim and Sam laugh and cheer. The man with the cap is glad. He likes to make children happy. He gives Tim and Sam a balloon each. He says, "Thank you for coming to my show. You are very good boys. You can come again anytime." Tim and Sam say, "Thank you, Mr. Magic. You are very nice. We like your show." They leave the tent and go back to the park. They play with their balloons and tell each other what they saw. They are happy. They have a new friend. He is the man with the cap. He is a magician.