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A deer, a tortoise, a crow and a mouse are worried about the hunter's traps. Will they outwit him?
The Four Friends
Retold by BookBox
Far from any town,
there was a forest,
in which all the animals and birds
lived together peacefully.
The forest was home to
four inseparable friends:
a deer,
a tortoise,
a crow and a mouse.
Every evening they met
to discuss the events of the day.
But one day,
the deer became very frightened.
“Hunters
are laying traps
everywhere.
Is there anything we can do
to escape?”
“Yes there is,” the crow cried out.
“As our friend
the mouse knows!”
The crow began telling everyone
what he had seen.
“Just the other day,
I saw the most amazing thing.
A flock of doves
got trapped
in a hunter’s net,
their wings flapping wildly.
Then suddenly,
all together, the doves
picked up the net
in their beaks
and flew into the sky.
And where did they go?
Straight to our
friend the mouse!
With his sharp teeth,
he tore the net to pieces.
Free at last,
the doves flew away.
They were very grateful
to our friend.”
After the story ended,
the deer went in search of water while,
the three friends
started nibbling
on the fruits, shrubs
and leaves of the forest.
They chatted
late into the night,
still waiting
for the deer to return.
But the deer was
nowhere to be seen,
and the friends
began to worry.
At dawn,
while the others called out
to the deer, the crow flew
in every direction looking for her.
In a clearing,
he spotted the deer
with her foot
caught in a net.
“Don’t worry,” he told her
calmly.
“We’ll think of something.”
The crow
rushed back to his friends.
The tortoise had an idea:
“Mouse,
hop quickly
on the crow’s back.”
And they flew off
to rescue the deer.
Without wasting time,
the mouse bit through the net.
Just then, the anxious tortoise
reached the spot.
“Why did you come here?
If the hunter returns,
you’ll never escape!”
the deer exclaimed.
And the hunter did return!
Hearing his footsteps,
all of them ran away,
but the tortoise
was too slow.
The hunter picked him up
and tied him to a stick.
“Oh no! Because of me,
poor tortoise is in trouble,”
said the deer.
Suddenly, the deer leaped up
and ran to the pond
near the path.
She lay down
absolutely still,
while the crow
pecked at her.
When the hunter
dropped the tortoise
and picked up the deer,
the mouse quickly
cut the cords
and released the tortoise.
While the tortoise slipped
into the water,
the deer darted off
and the crow simply flew away.
The hunter trembled with fear.
He had never seen
an animal come back to life.
Thinking that the forest was
haunted,
he ran for
his life.
The four friends
went home
and were happy
to be together again.
Illustrations: Jyothi Fucile
Music: Holger Jetter
Animation: BookBox
Translation(Spanish): Sharanam Aznar
Narration(Spanish): Uma Gimenez
Narration(English): Pala Pajor
FREE Apps for iPads & iPhones: http://www.bookbox.com/ios
FREE Apps for Android phones & tablets: http://www.bookbox.com/android
Many more stories, languages & multiple subtitle options: http://www.bookbox.com
#BookBox #BookBoxSpanish #Learn2Read
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A deer, a tortoise, a crow and a mouse are worried about the hunter's traps. Will they outwit him?
The Four Friends
Retold by BookBox
Far from any town,
there was a forest,
in which all the animals and birds
lived together peacefully.
The forest was home to
four inseparable friends:
a deer,
a tortoise,
a crow and a mouse.
Every evening they met
to discuss the events of the day.
But one day,
the deer became very frightened.
“Hunters
are laying traps
everywhere.
Is there anything we can do
to escape?”
“Yes there is,” the crow cried out.
“As our friend
the mouse knows!”
The crow began telling everyone
what he had seen.
“Just the other day,
I saw the most amazing thing.
A flock of doves
got trapped
in a hunter’s net,
their wings flapping wildly.
Then suddenly,
all together, the doves
picked up the net
in their beaks
and flew into the sky.
And where did they go?
Straight to our
friend the mouse!
With his sharp teeth,
he tore the net to pieces.
Free at last,
the doves flew away.
They were very grateful
to our friend.”
After the story ended,
the deer went in search of water while,
the three friends
started nibbling
on the fruits, shrubs
and leaves of the forest.
They chatted
late into the night,
still waiting
for the deer to return.
But the deer was
nowhere to be seen,
and the friends
began to worry.
At dawn,
while the others called out
to the deer, the crow flew
in every direction looking for her.
In a clearing,
he spotted the deer
with her foot
caught in a net.
“Don’t worry,” he told her
calmly.
“We’ll think of something.”
The crow
rushed back to his friends.
The tortoise had an idea:
“Mouse,
hop quickly
on the crow’s back.”
And they flew off
to rescue the deer.
Without wasting time,
the mouse bit through the net.
Just then, the anxious tortoise
reached the spot.
“Why did you come here?
If the hunter returns,
you’ll never escape!”
the deer exclaimed.
And the hunter did return!
Hearing his footsteps,
all of them ran away,
but the tortoise
was too slow.
The hunter picked him up
and tied him to a stick.
“Oh no! Because of me,
poor tortoise is in trouble,”
said the deer.
Suddenly, the deer leaped up
and ran to the pond
near the path.
She lay down
absolutely still,
while the crow
pecked at her.
When the hunter
dropped the tortoise
and picked up the deer,
the mouse quickly
cut the cords
and released the tortoise.
While the tortoise slipped
into the water,
the deer darted off
and the crow simply flew away.
The hunter trembled with fear.
He had never seen
an animal come back to life.
Thinking that the forest was
haunted,
he ran for
his life.
The four friends
went home
and were happy
to be together again.
Illustrations: Jyothi Fucile
Music: Holger Jetter
Animation: BookBox
Translation(Spanish): Sharanam Aznar
Narration(Spanish): Uma Gimenez
Narration(English): Pala Pajor
FREE Apps for iPads & iPhones: http://www.bookbox.com/ios
FREE Apps for Android phones & tablets: http://www.bookbox.com/android
Many more stories, languages & multiple subtitle options: http://www.bookbox.com
#BookBox #BookBoxSpanish #Learn2Read
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