Narrative

The bird Dina went out to enjoy and play in the forest and spend a pleasant time. She said that she would not go home until night, and suddenly a strong wind blew that knocked down the trees. The bird Dina was afraid and worried. She headed quickly to her home. On her way back, she heard the chirping of little sparrows. She opened the window and saw that the sparrows were looking at something. On a branch of a tree where they were sitting was hanging a nest with a small bird that had a broken branch that could fall from it. The bird Dina looked at the sparrows and found them jumping with fear without concern. So she asked the sparrows about the fear. ...

We will tell today about a little girl named Hydi. Hydi lived with her uncle in his old small house. Her uncle used to work on her a lot, and because his work was continuous without stopping and with trouble for life. For this reason, the uncle decided to take Hydi to live with him in a village of huge birds where he was old and living alone in a small hut far from the village’s people who were living there because he loved the village of huge birds, the high hill. ...

One day there was an English young man living with his parents, who loved adventure, named Robinson Crusoe. Robinson loved travel and adventure, but his parents refused his departure, so he decided to leave without their approval. Robinson goes aboard a ship, and during the journey, pirates attack them and take him as a prisoner. Then they sell him to become a slave, but Robinson Crusoe manages to escape aboard a small boat. During his escape, he meets a ship heading to Brazil, so the ship captain takes him with him and lives in Brazil. ...

The little fairy Tinker Bell lived with her fairy friends in the land of fairies. She was a smart and distinguished fairy, as she made beautiful inventions that facilitated the work of the fairies, such as the balloon that could fly long distances with a small sprinkle of fairy dust. One day, the fairy Mushira came to Tinker Bell’s house and told her that Queen Kelthum, queen of the fairy land, wanted to see her. Tinker Bell felt anxious, as she had fallen into some problems with some gnats. ...

There was a small boy named Peter living with his mother, father, and nanny in a large house that had a beautiful garden and was surrounded by wide streets. Peter was the only child in this family, so they all cared about him greatly and brought him all the toys and things he requested. On his birthday, they held a big celebration for him, and his father brought him a toy box containing twenty-five men made of metal, wearing soldier uniforms. Among them was only one soldier who had one leg that he stood on, and yet he always stood firmly without shaking or falling. ...

Every night before I sleep, I talk to my father on the phone, for he works at night and does not return until late hours. I always ask him to wake me when he returns home. I try to sleep in the frightening darkness, but the squeaking sound of doors disturbs my comfort and makes me unable to fall into deep sleep. I try to hide under my blanket, and then I feel some kind of safety. But suddenly I feel a touch on my cheek! Oh God, it’s a ghost chasing me. ...

I loved to do things with MAMA, I was walking with the feet small, and I was hearing the sound and reading the story with MAMA, so I said to her: I love to work with you, O my mother. MAMA: And one day of these days, MAMA said to me: You must work a lot of hard things, O my mother. I will help you, O my mother, but she said: You will do your things alone, O my mother, and then she started talking with him a lot of time slowly, and she said to her: What are you doing now, O my mother? I: I am doing now, O my mother. She: Have you done your work, O my mother? I: No, O my mother, I am doing now. She: Then think about the work you do with me, O my mother. ...

From ancient there was a good who wanted to ask God in the time of the night to say a poem of the fire, and he was his sins with his lord: If I take a grain one by one then I will give it to you and you will send it to me, and he was fast he goes to hear a voice that is good, so he thought to read a lot to 99 grains, and when the time of the night came and he heard his father the patient and he took all what was in it, and when he found 99 grains only he said: What I do that 99 grains to take, and then he went away quickly and he saved the grain that he was reading his eyes into his hand and ran away, then came to the well and said to the well: Well that goes? He said: What goes? I said: Well, that goes? The well said to me: What is this? I said: That is the seed that I was reading. ...

One day a group of enemies went out in a valley with a lot, and they took a lot with them from one good one, and on the way they passed by quickly to see and left the small that they took with it that no one sees to help them, and no one of the enemies in the way saw them. So the little one of the enemies said to his companions: I ask from the little one some grapes and then I go to him and ask the small, so the little one refused and went away quickly and did not wait for the enemies to return from the little, and one of the enemies saw a great horse on the way to the enemy that will go to the three enemies quickly to take the small with them according to the plot that they plotted to return the small, so the man went quickly to the three enemies and told them by that, so the enemies the three quickly agreed to take the small with him and went to the three, and they looked a lot on the small and found it empty, so the man returned quickly to his mother with sorrow and she took him with her and he complained about her that the enemies took the small, and he said he returned quickly to her with sorrow and they left with them that was important, and he thanked the one who was on their rescue from the enemies the three. ...

There was in a place a big animal a small the boy his name Bobo and he lived alone in the forest, Bobo did not have a father and mother so he was sad and lived alone without their caring. Bobo was flying in the forest wandering the movements because the giraffe does not see the story because it walks in the morning and the evening and does not fly like all the birds that were taught by fear and flew their wings above the birds, and the fear of Bobo increased in addition to being alone and he was also afraid of the birds and walking with fear in the ground of the forest the scary. ...