In this story you will learn about some extraordinary travellers: germs. They travel anywhere and everywhere. But one of their favourite destinations is the tummy of a child who doesn’t wash their hands. How to get rid of such keen travellers, you may ask? Read on.
One night, while everyone was sleeping, a group of five elves got together. They weren’t ordinary goblins, but the kind of little ones who are always causing mischief. That night, they were especially bored, so they decided to have a contest. Whoever came up with the biggest mischief would win.
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Look for the sneak behind everything. That’s what Sneak told me. Ever since I, Bobby Boo, the apartment sneak, have been playing with the kids, my mischievous brother Sneak has stopped bothering me.
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It was winter, with snow and frost everywhere. Chupchip and Toothy Boo were building a snowman in the yard.
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“Twig by twig, stick by stick,” sang the stork as he flew across the sky. It was spring, and the stork kept flying to an abandoned chimney and then back to the nearby forest. He carried twigs one by one and placed them on top of the chimney. He was building a nest there, looking forward to the moment his beloved Mrs. Stork would move in with him and they would have little stork babies together.
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Once there was a farm guarded by six dogs. And every year, these dogs held a competition for jumping over obstacles, running, and other doggy skills. Ripper, the big Rottweiler, always won the contest.
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Once upon a time, there was a princess named Svetlana who loved to dress up so everyone would admire her. She had a beautiful dress, lovely earrings, a sparkling crown, but best of all were the colorful beads that she wore around her neck.
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Once upon a time there was a bear forest. As the name suggests, only bears lived there. Both small and large. They lived there in large families. They did everything together. They gathered food supplies together, hibernated together, and helped each other build dens. And when spring came, they helc various races and competitions to entertain themselves and stretch their muscles after a long winter rest.
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On the edge of a fairy-tale village stood a beautiful building. It was painted in rainbow colors and decorated with pictures on all the walls. But these were no ordinary pictures. They were living pictures that moved on their own.
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Sophie was a sweet little girl who lived in a village. Her hair shone as brightly as the sun and her eyes were brown like chestnuts. She loved wearing floral dresses and adored flowers of all kinds. That’s why she loved going to the meadow every day. She admired their beautiful colors, watched them turn toward the sun and sway in the wind. She would lie down in the grass, close her eyes, and breathe in the mingling scents all around her.
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