• A Song of Gladness

    A blackbird sings a song to the man (the author) in response to the world’s sadness, a song about hope, care and forgiveness in which everyone can join. Blackbird from the treetop in the garden sings to pass his excellent idea to all the creatures on this planet. It starts with the fox that cries it out to deer crossing…

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  • Hole in the ZOO

    What makes Number 2 such a special place to live? – “there’s a hole in the wall that belongs to the ZOO.” Ellie and her brother appreciate the locality and enjoy visits from the animals throughout the week until lunchtime on Thursday. When the pattern is distracted, the children have “nothing to do” then Ellie takes matters into her own…

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  • Mouse & Mole The Secret of Happiness

    In three stories, Mouse and Mole try to find The Secret of Happiness. What can be? Good reading, a relaxed walk, or tea with friends who care about you. Everything starts well for the duo in A Good Read when they agree that nothing is better than reading a favourite book.  Soon after, Mouse seems to find enjoyment: ‘ha-ha’, ‘tee-hee’, but…

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  • The Something

    Everything starts with a hole under a cherry tree when a little boy, accompanied by his dog, discovers that his ball didn’t bounce back. What could be hiding there? His curiosity is fired, and he tries to find the answer by asking family members and friends. Everyone seems to have ideas of his own that show the spun of their…

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  • The Teeny Weeny Genie

    The teeny, weeny blue genie enjoys a peaceful life on the Old Macdonald farm, happily located in an unused teapot at the bottom of a dresser until the farmer rubs the pot. Mr Macdonald enjoys a series of granted wishes: a shiny tractor, a wife and even a baby. However, the genie soon discovers that after each request, the farm…

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  • Harry and the Guinea Pig

    The “white dog with black spots” – Harry seems content with the neighbourhood apart from the guinea pig pet, who sadly grabs the children’s attention in his home. A novelty factor for the kids, the guinea pig enjoys “special treats” and “lots of belly rubs”. Instinctively, Harry feels rejected and tries to conform to no avail: the ball balancing is…

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