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  • The Mango Tree
    The Mango Tree
    A monkey sat in a mango tree. A fox, a big bird and a bear all like mango, but the greedy monkey sends them away. Then an ant came, with many friends. The monkey was so angry he shook the tree and the mangoes fell to the ground. Back came the fox, the big bird and the bear. Yum! Mango! Pages: 16 Text type: narrative (3rd person, dialogue)
    5.35 MB
  • $6.95
  • 29.09.11
  • Play Bear
    Play Bear
    Bear wants to play in the park, but Wolf says he might get hurt on the play equipment. Then Wolf chooses the seesaw because hippo is on it. Wolf gets on the same end as Hippo and thinks he can trick Bear. As Bear jumps on, Hippo gets off. Bear goes down and Wolf goes up, high into a tree. Pages: 16 Text type: narrative (3rd person, dialogue)
    4.73 MB
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  • 29.09.11
  • Joan's Hat
    Joan's Hat
    Joan was invited to visit the queen. She checked out her best clothes - her shirt, pants, coat, shoes and hat. The goat liked all her clothes. Joan then got dressed, but she couldn't find her hat. The goat thought it looked so good, he ate it. Pages: 16 Text type: narrative (3rd person, dialogue)
    5.32 MB
  • $6.95
  • 29.09.11
  • Not Too Many
    Not Too Many
    Trung asks Mum if he may do different things. She says yes, but not too many, too far, too deep, too long or too high. When Mum asks if she can have a cookie, Trung tells her they can have as many as they like. Pages: 16 Text type: narrative (3rd person, dialogue)
    4.8 MB
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  • 29.09.11
  • Sit Down Dog
    Sit Down Dog
    Sam and his dog visit Nana. Sam tells his dog to sit down before he makes a mess. But the dog rips a book, cracks a pot and breaks a chair. Nana walks in with some cake and trips over the mess. Nana thinks that she made the mess - and dog looks innocent. Pages: 16 Text type: narrative (3rd person)
    4.5 MB
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  • 29.09.11
  • Max Jumps
    Max Jumps
    Max jumps over a flower. He then finds bigger things to jump - a stick, a rock and a bush. He finally gets so confident, he jumps things that he can't see over and lands in the mud. Pages: 16 Text type: narrative
    2.7 MB
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  • 29.09.11
  • The Fish and the Cat
    The Fish and the Cat
    A cat likes the moon. So does a fish. The cat likes the stars, the sun, the flowers and the rocks. So does the fish, but the cat is getting closer. The fish likes water, but the cat does not. Splash! Pages: 16 Text type: narrative (dialogue)
    3.61 MB
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  • 29.09.11
  • The Mean Giant
    The Mean Giant
    A mean giant bosses a little girl and asks her questions. But the little girl is clever. She shows the mean giant a mirror. When he looks into the mirror he is scared away. Pages: 16 Text type: narrative (dialogue)
    5.7 MB
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  • 29.09.11
  • Hide
    Hide
    A mouse is being chased by a cat and needs a place to hide. Other animals try to help, but in the end a dog helps. It chases the cat. Pages: 16 Text type: narrative (dialogue)
    4.74 MB
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  • 29.09.11
  • Chicks Don't Say Quack
    Chicks Don't Say Quack
    A chick copies the sounds of other animals and is told that chicks don't make those sounds. Then the chick woofs like a dog and it scares the cat away. Chick is praised. "Cheep!" says the chick. Pages: 16 Text type: narrative (dialogue)
    3.27 MB
  • $6.95
  • 29.09.11
  • The Ugly Duckling
    The Ugly Duckling
    Pages: 16 Text type: narrative - traditional (Denmark, H C Andersen) Nine of mother duck's ducklings were small and yellow; one was bigger and grey. The other ducklings called him ugly, so he went away. The other animals also said he was ugly. Then he saw some swans on a pond. They said he was beautiful. He was not a duckling; he grew into a beautiful swan.
    5.48 MB
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  • 28.09.11
  • Poor Old Lady
    Poor Old Lady
    Pages: 16 Text type: narrative - traditional (cumulative verse) Poor old lady, she swallowed a fly. I don't know why. Then she swallowed a spider, a bird, a cat, a dog, a cow and finally, a horse. She died of course.
    4.96 MB
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  • 28.09.11
  • The Dove and the Ant
    The Dove and the Ant
    Pages: 16 Text type: narrative - traditional (fable) A dove saves an ant from drowning. Later, the ant watches as the dove drinks. He sees a boy about to shoot the dove with an arrow. The ant bites the foot of the boy whose yell then warns the dove of danger, so she flies to safety. One good turn deserves another.
    4.66 MB
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  • 28.09.11
  • The Milkmaid and her Pail
    The Milkmaid and her Pail
    Pages: 16 Text type: narrative - traditional (fable) A milkmaid carrying milk to market thought about what she would do with the money she gets. She planned to buy eggs, hatch chickens, sell the chickens then buy a dress. But she spills all the milk.
    5.28 MB
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  • 28.09.11
  • Town Mouse and Country Mouse
    Town Mouse and Country Mouse
    Pages: 16 Text type: narrative - traditional (fable, Aesop) Town Mouse visits his friend in the country, but he thinks his friend has a poor life with his underground house and food. He takes Country Mouse to his home and shows him all the wonderful things he can eat, but as they begin to eat, the cat chases them. Country Mouse decides that a poor life in the country is better than a...
    5.18 MB
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  • 28.09.11
  • The Woodcutter
    The Woodcutter
    Pages: 16 Text type: narrative - traditional (folktale, Europe) A poor woodcutter saves a tree when a little man asks him not to cut it down. The little man gives him three wishes. At home, the woodcutter and his wife argue over what to wish for and they waste their chance for a better life.
    7.47 MB
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  • 28.09.11
  • Pecos Bill
    Pecos Bill
    Pages: 16 Text type: narrative - traditional (folktale, US ) Born in the back of a wagon, Pecos Bill was talking at one month old and riding a horse before he could walk. He left home by falling out the back of the wagon, floating downstream and living in the wild with coyotes. One day a tornado swirled by, so he rode it until it was tamed. But the tornado carved out the Grand Canyon...
    7.24 MB
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  • 28.09.11
  • Puss in Boots
    Puss in Boots
    Pages: 16 Text type: narrative - traditional (France, Charles Perrault) A miller's son inherits only his father's cat, but Puss proves to be very clever. He asked for boots and a sack. With this he catches rabbits for the king and finds many other ways to please him. Finally, he tricks an ogre out of his castle and convinces the king that the miller's son is really the Duke of Carabas. The...
    7.05 MB
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  • 28.09.11
  • The Bremen Town Musicians
    The Bremen Town Musicians
    Pages: 16 Text type: narrative - traditional (Germany, Brothers Grimm) A donkey, a dog, a cat and a rooster are all old and abandoned by their owners. So they start out for Bremen Town where they will sing for their dinner. They find an old hut, so they sing, but a gang of robbers inside runs into the woods for fear they have been discovered. The animals move into the hut and, that...
    6.93 MB
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  • 28.09.11
  • The Emperor's New Clothes
    The Emperor's New Clothes
    Pages: 16 Text type: narrative - traditional (Denmark, H C Andersen) Two tricksters hear about an emperor who is very vain. They tell him they can make clothes with cloth so fine that only clever and wise people can see it. The emperor falls for their trick. His advisers don't tell him the truth in case he thought they were fools. Eventually the emperor has a grand parade in public to show...
    7.29 MB
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  • 28.09.11

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