a Fable

I'd like to introduce you a fable today. The fable is The lion and the mouse.

One day, a lion,the king of the jungle, was laying on the grass because it was too hot to hunt. .A little mouse was on her way with her dinner. However, she was so hurry that she didn't notice the lion. When she crossed his paw, he felt a tickle and found her. Of course he caught her and said, "you will be my dinner!" The mouse didn't give up. She asked him to let her go and help him out one day. He thought that would never happened but admired her brave, let her go away.
The next day the lion was hunting and stepped on a trap. A large net covered him and he couldn't get away from it. He cried and the mouse could hear his voice. She ran straight to him as fast as she could. Once she got there, there was no one to help him except her. She tried to chew the trap and finally he got free.
The lion thanked her and admired her as a little friend.
Its moral is,
Little friends can be great friends.

a girl who has a friend of blind

I'd like to write about a book today. It's "Lilly Makes a Friend" by Brenda Bellingham.

Lilly is a girl who likes Yodel. One day she went to school late and on her way to a classroom she found a boy, Davy. He was crouching over the sidewalk. She told him her name because he was a blind. Then she tried to help him but what he wanted..... was yucky worms! With this as a start, she tried to help him but seemed to get into trouble. When he wanted to play soccer with her, how she did?

I didn't know this book was about a relationship between a girl and a blind boy when I borrowed. I don't know why they knew each other but the story is interesting. The boy has interests toward everything. I can understand why he can put worms in his pocket! Because he doesn't have a sense of "yucky" looking. I don't know anything about blind people so it's good to read.