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A Fire in the Forest
Animals were living in peace in the jungle until a fire started, caused by humans throwing their trash and not putting out their barbecue fires. An educational story, teaching us about protecting the environment and thinking about the animals and the trees.
Alda, Queen of the Jungle
The story is about a heart driven girl named Alda chasing her dreams with true grit and a lot of heart! The story teaches to never give up on our dreams.
Cammy the Camel
A camel called Cammy is tired of living in the desert. She goes in search of a new habitat, but she doesn't fit in anywhere else.
Catching a Mermaid
The Lee brothers go fishing and instead of catching a fish, they reel in a mermaid!
Clary and the Rainbow Koi
A woman called Clary finds a magical rainbow koi fish. The fish is a queen of her world.
Doctor, Why Do I Have Four Eyes?
Lisa goes to the doctor to have her eyes tested. She discovers that she needs glasses to see properly.
Earth
The story is about our earth's surface being endangered by the pollution us people create, and how it is time to look after our planet. The story teaches us to take care of our environment.
Greedy the Caterpillar
The story is about a caterpillar who realises that owning too much is never good! The story teaches us to not want more of things if we have a lot already but be grateful with what we have!
Hilda and the Scarecrow
The story is about two friends who fight a lot, but one day things change and they learn an important lesson.
I Hate Bats
Tommy hates bats, until one day a bat flies through the kitchen window and lands in the soup.
Leo and the Magical Flute
Leo's Grandpa John has a magical flute, that when blown, things magically appear. Leo borrows the flute and manages to bring animals to life. All he has to do is picture the animal in his mind, and it appears!
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