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This document provides a summary of the book "When Birds Could Talk and Bats Could Sing" including the country of origin, setting, main characters, moral of the story, and a similar book. It also describes a problem in the story where a cardinal helps his injured friend Bruh deer by wiping blood off his face. The document concludes by sharing an original folktale called "The Wolf and the Two Sheep" about how wolves evolved to have long legs.
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Mocomi TimePassThe Magazine - Issue 44Mocomi Kids
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Do you know where the 'Great Bear' constellation gets its name from? Find out in Mocomi TimePass Magazine Issue 44. Every issue has something fun for everyone! In each magazine you will find folktales, trivia, puzzles, health tips, jokes and much more!Ruskin Bond ( PDFDrive ).pdf
Ruskin Bond ( PDFDrive ).pdfanshul332820
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The document describes a story from Ruskin Bond's childhood where he and his three friends, known as the "Four Feathers", discover an abandoned baby on a hillside near their boarding school. They decide to bring the baby to their headmaster and his wife for help. It is then revealed that the crying baby belongs to a village woman who had briefly left the baby unattended.Jataka tales
Jataka talesAnuradha Babu
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The document contains summaries of several Jataka tales, traditional Buddhist stories that are meant to teach moral lessons. The tales included are:
1) The Hare on the Moon, about a hare that sacrificed its body to feed a monk, after which its image was placed on the moon.
2) The Wise Lion, about a lion that investigates a rumor of the earth breaking up started by a hare and stops a mass panic.
3) The Elephant and the Forester, about a kind elephant that is exploited and killed by a greedy forester.Sleepy hollow 7
Sleepy hollow 7Alumnos Instituto Grilli
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The document summarizes the plot of a story set in the town of Sleepy Hollow, where the schoolmaster Ichabod Crane falls in love with Katrina Van Tassel and hopes to marry her, but faces competition from the local man Brom Bones. During a Halloween party, Ichabod sees a mysterious headless horseman that chases him on his ride home. The next day, Ichabod disappears and Brom Bones marries Katrina, leading the town to believe the headless horseman was responsible for Ichabod's fate.Jon wolf boys
Jon wolf boysRajesh Rampal
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This document discusses several cases of feral children who were raised by wild animals. It describes Mowgli from The Jungle Book, who was inspired by an article about a wolf boy. It then discusses Werner Freund, a 79-year old man in Germany who has raised close to 70 wolves at his wolf park over 40 years and sees himself as the pack's leader. It provides several examples of feral children found in India, Uganda, and Ukraine who were raised by wolves or monkeys and exhibited wild animal-like behaviors. It also discusses the famous cases of Kamala and Amala, two girls captured in India in 1920 who were raised by wolves and showed physical traits of wolves. FinallyMrs. Bosscher\'s Class
Mrs. Bosscher\'s ClassGBosscher
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The document contains summaries of several children's books. It discusses the plots and lessons learned from books such as The Tale of Desperaux, The Cupid Chronicles, Goldie, and Muggy Maggie. The summaries are written by students and provide brief overviews of the key characters, events, and themes in each story.Book Report ºÝºÝߣ Show
Book Report ºÝºÝߣ ShowGBosscher
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The document contains summaries of several children's books. It discusses the plots and lessons learned from books such as The Tale of Desperaux, The Cupid Chronicles, Goldie, and Muggy Maggie. The summaries are written by students and provide brief overviews of the characters, settings and themes in 1-3 sentences.Author Study by Georgia
Author Study by Georgia769801
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The document summarizes the book "Little House in the Big Woods" by Laura Ingalls Wilder. It describes the main characters of Laura and her family and their life living in a log cabin in Wisconsin in the 1870s. The story follows Laura as a young child and details her family's adventures as they work hard and try to survive the harsh winters together in the woods. The tone of the book and Laura's writing is cheerful and positive as it depicts the family's love and bond through challenging times on the American frontier.Robert 4
Robert 4todspedding
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This summer the author read The Magic Tree House Ghost Town at Sundown by Mary Pope Osborne. The book is about siblings Jack and Annie who travel back in time to the American Wild West of 1880 using their magic tree house. To become masters of the tree house, they must solve four riddles. In this adventure, they are chased out of town by bandits into a canyon and must lie to blend in. They determine the answer to one riddle, "out of the blue, my lonely voice calls out to you," is an echo, which they learn from Slim, a cowboy they meet who was part of the herd.C:\Documents And Settings\Sunil Sharma\Desktop\Mr Veddy\My Files And My Thing...
C:\Documents And Settings\Sunil Sharma\Desktop\Mr Veddy\My Files And My Thing...vedangsharma
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The story is about a clever jackal who lives in a cave. An old lion can no longer hunt fast enough to catch prey and is hungry. He sees the jackal's cave and waits inside, planning to ambush the jackal. However, when the jackal returns, he tricks the lion into thinking the cave is talking, causing the lion to leave empty-handed. The jackal then safely returns to his cave for the night.30614 question09
30614 question09Maria BREEN
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Both the little mouse and little robin did not listen to warnings from older animals about potential dangers. They dismissed the advice, with the mouse saying "I don't think you know!" and the robin saying "I don't think the old folks know quite everything." However, one difference is that the mouse was caught in a trap after taking a bite of cheese, while the robin was seized by a kitty after hopping inside.Sleepy hollow 5
Sleepy hollow 5Alumnos Instituto Grilli
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The document summarizes the plot of the short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving. It describes how Ichabod Crane, the schoolmaster of Sleepy Hollow, falls in love with Katrina Van Tassel and hopes to marry her. However, the town bully Brom Bones also admires Katrina. On Halloween night, Ichabod attends a party at the Van Tassel farm and has a terrifying encounter while riding home, seemingly with the Headless Horseman. The next day, Ichabod disappears without a trace. Brom Bones soon marries Katrina, fueling the speculation that he was behind Ichabod's disappearance.The Lion and the Frog
The Lion and the FrogLionAndFrog
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A heartwarming tale of bravery, perseverance, friendship and objective atonement; a real wonder, this first look into the minds of up-and-coming children\'s book writers Steven Wilbanks and Michael Hunter is sure to go down in history. Don\'t miss it -This October.Fables and-morals
Fables and-moralsC¨¢ndida Gallardo
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Fables are short stories that feature animals, plants, or forces of nature as characters. They typically convey a moral lesson and have been passed down through generations. Some key fables discussed in the document include "The Lion and the Mouse," which teaches that even small creatures can help large friends, and "The Tortoise and the Hare," with lessons of not rushing into things and how slow and steady wins the race. Fables are found in many cultures and often feature animals native to that region. They have been used to teach literacy and life lessons to both children and adults.Folk tale
- 1. When Birds Could Talk and Bats Could Sing By.Virginia Hamlton illiustrated by.Barry Moser
- 2. Country of Origin This book originated from Southern states
- 3. Setting The setting of the book is in a forest
- 4. Main Characters Bruh deer, Cardinal, Plover Killdeer and Scarlet.
- 5. Moral The summary is, not to change yourself far from home, that is if you want a welcome when you get back.
- 6. Similar Books One similar book is Aesop¡¯s Fables.
- 7. Problem Cardinal¡¯s friend, Bruh deer, was shot and cardinal saw him. He helped him by wiping up all the blood on Bruh deer¡¯s face.
- 8. My Folktale The Wolf and the Two sheep There was once a time when wolves had very short legs. One wolf named Siberia. You never want to mess with Siberia. Why not? Well you¡¯ll find out in the story. Once in a calm meadow there were two sheep. They didn¡¯t have names. Then one day Siberia came to the meadow. The sheep became worried so they set a trap. When Siberia saw the sheep she hid. When Siberia pounced the sheep moved quickly. Then SNAP! The trap went off. There was a rope around Siberia¡¯s legs. When she tried to run her legs stretched out. As Siberia¡¯s legs got longer they got skinnier and slipped out of the rope. So she ran away. So that is why wolves have long legs.
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