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The Candy Mountain

In a small town, very far from here, there was a poor family. All of the family — a little boy, Charles, and
six grown-ups (his two grandmas, his two grandpas, his mom and his dad) — lived together in a small,
wooden house. Sometimes they were very hungry all day, but they all loved each other very much, so they
were usually very happy.
Every night, Charles dreamed about something more delicious than vegetable and rice soup. The one thing he
longed for more than anything else was . . . CANDY! But he never told anyone this because he knew his
family couldn’t buy candy for him. So, he made the same birthday wish every year: “I wish I could have a lot
of candy”.
Then, one day, a kind fairy heard Charles’ wish and used some magic! When Charles was walking home from
school, he saw a poster of Candy Mountain. Charles was shocked! He didn’t know that there was a real
mountain made of all kinds of candy! “Oh, this is the place I dreamed of!” he thought.
He touched the poster and something magical happened. A clown jumped out of the poster and said, “Hi,
Charles! I’m from Candy Mountain. I know you love candy, so do you want to go to Candy Mountain with
me?”
“Of Course!” Charles said, and they jumped into the poster.
“Welcome to Candy Mountain, all of the mountain is made of candy,” the clown said. “Take any candy you
want!”
The boy climbed up and saw something shiny and gold. “I want this one!” he said.
“That is beautiful!” the clown says. “It’s the letter ‘C’! I know you’re a very good boy, so you can have some
chocolate too.”
The boy thanked the clown for the candy ‘C’ and the chocolate, but he never forgot about his family, so he also
took some candy for them. The clown was right; he was a very good boy!
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The Adventure of Leo

The boy is tucked in, safe and warm, in his bed. He falls asleep and starts to dream of weird land where no one
has a name.
“At least I have a name!” he thinks, “My name is…” but he can’t remember!
The boy has a name! He just needs to find it again.
And so he starts a journey to find his name.
“Roar” a lion roars.
“That was a good roar!” the boy says.
“Really? Thanks,” the lion says. “I’m learning how to roar. Want to practice with me?”
“I don’t think I can roar,” the boy says.
“Just try!” the lion says.
“Roar!” says the boy.
“ROAR!” the lion and the boy say.
“That was great,” the lion says. “Take this L with you for learning how to roar!”
The boy thanks the lion for the ‘L’ and continued on his way.
He finds an elephant lying down. “What’s wrong?” the boy asks.
“I want to exercise,” the elephant says, “but it’s not exciting.”
“Exercising can be exciting,” the boy says. “Let’s listen to music!”
The boy turns on music, and they start dancing. They dance and dance. “I didn’t know how exciting exercising
can be,” the elephant says. “Thank you! Take this ‘E’ for helping me.”
The boy thanks the elephant for the ‘E’ and dances along on his way.
The boy meets an old octopus crying. “I want onions in my sandwich,” the octopus says, “but I can’t find
any.”
“Let me help!” the kind boy says. The boy and the octopus open all the cabinets until they find an onion.
“Thank you!” the octopus says. “Take this O with you. And remember not to cry over onions.”
The boy thanks the octopus for the O and swims on his way.
“I know my name,” the boy now has letters in his hand from different friends on his way. His journey comes to
an end. He puts the letters together and sees a name.
He wakes up with a big smile. “What a wonderful dream I had.”
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Little Red Riding Hood

Once upon a time, there was a lovely little girl called Little Red Riding Hood. She had this name because her grandma gave her a
little red hood, and she wore it every day. Her grandmother loved her very much.
One day her mother said to her, “Little Red Riding Hood, please take this basket of food to your grandmother. Be careful on the
way, and do not leave the path”.
“Don’t worry mum, I’ll be careful!” said Little Red Riding Hood to her mother, and set out on the way to her grandmother’s.

Her grandmother lived in a village on the other side of the wood. As Little Red Riding Hood entered the wood, a wolf met her.
She had never seen a wolf before, so she didn’t know they were dangerous.
“Good day, Little Red Riding Hood. My name is Wolf. Nice to meet you”.
“Hi Wolf. Nice to meet you too”.
“Where are you going, Little Red Riding Hood?”
“To my grandmother’s house”

“Where does she live?”

“She lives in the village on the other side of the wood over there. It’s the first house in the village”, replied Little Red Riding
Hood.
The wolf walked next to Little Red Riding hood, and then said “Look at those pretty flowers! Why don’t you pick some for your
grandmother?”
Little Red Riding Hood looked and saw all the pretty flowers. She ran off the path, and started picking a bunch of flowers for her
grandmother.
Meanwhile, the wolf ran straight to grandmother’s house and knocked on the door.
“Who’s there?”
“Little Red Riding Hood,” replied the wolf. “I have some food for you, please open the door!”
Grandmother opened the door. The wolf quickly jumped in and pushed grandmother into the closet.
“Help! Please let me out!” cried grandmother.
“Be quiet and stay in the closet!” The wolf put on Grandmother’s dress, cap and glasses, and got into Grandmother’s bed.

After Little Red Riding Hood had picked a big bunch of flowers, she finally arrived at grandmother’s house. She saw the open
door, and called out “Good Morning!”. There was no answer. She slowly went into the bedroom, and saw her grandmother lying
in bed, looking very strange.
“Oh! grandmother,” she said, “what big ears you have!”
“All the better to hear you with, my child,” was the reply.
“But, grandmother, what big eyes you have!” she said.
“All the better to see you with, my dear.” said the wolf.
“But, grandmother, what large hands you have!”
“All the better to hug you with.”
“Oh! but, grandmother, what a terrible big mouth you have!”
“All the better to eat you with!”
The wolf jumped out of bed and wanted to eat Little Red Riding Hood. She shouted loudly and tried to run away.
Just then, a hunter was passing the house. He heard Little Red Riding Hood’s cry and went into the house.
“Go away, wolf!” said the Hunter.

He pulled out his bow and shot the wolf. The wolf ran away, and Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother lived happily ever
after.
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The Rabbit and The Coyote

A long time ago, there was a rabbit and a coyote. The rabbit always played tricks on the coyote.
Since the coyote was not the smartest of all animals, he always did exactly what the rabbit told
him to.
One day, the rabbit came to a big rock, and leaned on the rock when the coyote came by.
“What are you doing, brother?” the coyote asked.”Hurry, brother, the sky is falling. Lean
against the rock and hold it up while I go for a stick to help you.” said the rabbit.
“All right,” said the coyote and began holding it up. He waited for a long time. He was very tired
and terribly hungry, but the rabbit never came back to help him.
“I don’t care! I’m going to leave, even though the sky may fall down on top of us,” said the
coyote and let go off the rock. Nothing happened! He was very mad and wanted to find the
rabbit.
At night, the coyote found the rabbit by a pond. When the rabbit saw the coyote coming, he
began to drink the water from the pond.
“What are you doing?” The coyote asked.
“Look, brother, there’s a cheese in the water,” answered the rabbit, pointing at the reflection of
the moon in the water.
The coyote looked in the water and said: “Yes, I see it!”
“If we drink all the water, we can get the cheese,” said the rabbit.
The coyote started to drink the water. The rabbit left him again and never came back. The coyote
drank the water until his stomach hurt, but he never got the cheese. Poor Coyote!
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The Three Little Pigs

Once upon a time there were three little pigs. They lived happily with their mum in a big house. One day their mum told them,
“Now you have grown up. You must make a house for yourself!”.
The first pig was very lazy. He made his house out of straw, so he could play all day.
The second pig was lazy too. He made his house out of sticks, so he could play with his brother.
The third pig was very hardworking. He built his house out of bricks, and had no time to play.

The next day the wolf came down the road.

He saw the house made of straw and knocked on the door, “Little pig, little pig, let me in!”
“Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin!”
“Then I’ll huff…. and I’ll puff…. and I’ll blow your house down!”

He huffed and he puffed… and he blew the house down!

The first little pig ran down the road to his brother’s house.

The next day the wolf walked further down the road.
He saw the house made of sticks and knocked on the door.
The wolf said, “Little pig, little pig, let me in!”
“Not by the hairs on our chinny chin chins!” both little pigs answered.
“Then I’ll huff…. and I’ll puff…. and I’ll blow your house down!”
The wolf huffed and he puffed… and he blew the house down!
The little pigs ran down the road to their brother’s house.

The next day the wolf walked further down the road.
He saw the house made of bricks and knocked on the door.
“Little pig, little pig, let me in!”
“Not by the hairs on our chinny chin chins!” the pigs replied.
“Then I’ll huff…. and I’ll puff…. and I’ll blow your house down!”
He huffed and he puffed… but this house didn’t fall down.
The wolf got angry and said:
“Little pigs, I’m going to climb down your chimney and eat you up.”
Hearing this, the three little pigs put a big pot of water on the fire.

The wolf climbed onto the roof.

Then he started to climb down the chimney.
But “splash” – he fell into the pot.
And that was the end of the hungry angry wolf.

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The Man Who Never Lied

Once upon a time, there was a man called Mamad. He was very popular, because he was honest
and wise. All the people in the nearby towns knew about him.
The king heard about Mamad and wanted to meet him. He looked at the wise man and asked:
“Mamad, are you sure you will never lie in your life?”
Mamad said, “Yes, I’m sure of that.”
“Excellent. But be careful! Lies are cunning and roll off your tongue easily,” the
king warned Mamad.
Several days later, the king called Mamad once again. The king held his horse. It looked like
he was about to go hunting. He ordered Mamad:
“Go to my summer palace and tell the queen I will go hunting and come back for lunch
tomorrow. Tell her to prepare a big feast.”
Mamad bowed and went to the queen.
The king wanted to make Mamad tell a lie, so he said to his ministers, “We won’t actually go
hunting and now Mamad will lie to the queen. Tomorrow we will laugh at him.”
But the wise Mamad went to the palace and said:
“Maybe you should prepare a big feast for lunch tomorrow, and maybe you shouldn’t. Maybe the
king will come by noon, and maybe he won’t.”
“Please just tell me – will the king come to lunch or not?” asked the queen.
“I don’t know. I only saw him holding a horse. ”
Everybody waited for the king. He came the next day and said to the queen:
“The wise Mamad, who never lies, lied to you yesterday.”
But the queen told him what Mamad had actually said. The king was surprised, and realized that
a wise man only says what he sees with his own eyes.