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Hare and many Friends | Adapted from Aesop's Fables

Once upon a time, in a lively meadow, filled with colorful flowers and friendly animals, there was a speedy hare named Hoppy. Hoppy loved to dash around, making friends, with everyone he met.


One day, while racing through the meadow, Hoppy spotted a group of animals, chatting under a shady tree. He decided to join them, and show off his lightning-fast hops.




"Hello, everyone! I'm Hoppy, the fastest hare in the meadow," he announced, hopping around in excitement.


The animals, including a wise tortoise named Timmy, a clever squirrel named Nutty, and a friendly bird named Tweet, welcomed Hoppy with smiles.


As days went by, Hoppy continued to make new friends. Hoppy felt proud to have so many friends, from different corners of the meadow.


One day, a stormy cloud covered the sky, and raindrops began to fall. The animals huddled together under the tree, seeking shelter.


Timmy, the wise tortoise, spoke up, "Friends, we should help each other, through this storm. Let's work together, to build a cozy shelter, using leaves and twigs."

Everyone agreed, except Hoppy. He thought, "I'm so fast; I can find my own dry spot, in no time." And with that, he dashed away, leaving his friends, to build the shelter.

But as the rain poured down, Hoppy realized that finding shelter on his own, wasn't as easy as he thought. He hopped around, getting wet, and feeling lonely.


Meanwhile, Timmy, Nutty, Tweet, and the other animals, finished their cozy shelter, and invited Hoppy to join them. Realizing his mistake, Hoppy humbly accepted their kind gesture.


From that day on, Hoppy learned an important lesson – having many friends is wonderful, but true friendship, is about helping each other, when it really matters. And so, the animals in the meadow, continued to play, laugh, and face storms together, creating a happy and united community.


Adapted from Aesop's Fables


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