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37 stories
Moss the little mole planned his picnic all week. He packed round cheese rolls, crisp apple slices, and a red blanket with white dots. At noon, his friends would come: Lark the rabbit, Pebble the turtle, and Nib the squirrel.
Read this storyRain tapped Milo’s window. He pressed his nose to the glass. The path to the little library was full of puddles.
Read this storyBea loved the long, thin crack in the pavement outside her apartment building. To her blue toy bus, it was a tiny canyon. The bus could roll along one side, but it could not cross.
Read this storyOona was a little octopus who worked in a bright coral post office. She had eight busy arms. Two stamped shells. Two tied seaweed ribbons. Two sorted letters. And two held her round glasses when she bent close to read.
Read this storyPip was a small brown mouse who lived beneath the floor of a busy toy shop. Each night, when the shop was quiet, he collected dropped buttons, soft bits of string, and crumbs from the biscuit tin by the till.
Read this storyMabel was a small blue teacup with a gold star painted inside. She lived on the highest shelf in Mr. Bell’s bakery. Each morning, grown-ups drank tea from the other cups. Mabel held the little spoon for the baker’s cinnamon jars. “One day,” she said, “I will be useful too.”
Read this storyWhat if socks grew on trees? How would you pick them?
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