The Horse and the Girl
Breylin, 9, South Dakota
Moral:   If you are going to have two pets you need to divide your attention evenly and not forget about one.
My fable:

Once there was a girl living in a forest.  Her name was Ibee. When she was picking blueberries, she saw a horse and she chased after it trying to catch it.  When she finally caught it, she put a saddle and halter on it so it would be ride-able.

She broke it the next morning and decided to take it to her parent's house to let them see it.  When two years passed she finally named it Thunder.   Then, one day she found another horse and never rode Thunder.

That made Thunder very very jealous.  When she finally decided to ride Thunder, she got on and started but, because she had not ridden Thunder in a really long time, Thunder bucked her off and hurt her really badly.

Ibee was scared to get on Thunder for a couple of weeks but when she finally overcame her fear she got back on and rode.  She told Thunder she was sorry and Thunder forgave her. She never forgot the other horse.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
The SelfishTree
Faith, 9, Ohio
Moral: Do not be selfish with your friends.
My fable:

There once was a tree that was selfish with his friends.  When the grass would tell the tree something, the tree would not listen.  Since the tree would not listen the others did not listen to him.

So when the wilderness tried to tell the tree to be ready for a chilly and cold winter, the tree would not listen.  And the tree was so cold that winter that he learned not to be selfish!

The Dog and the Cat
Faith, 9, USA
Moral: Nice and mean animals can be good friends!
My fable:

Once a upon a time there lived a dog.  Down the road about a mile lived a mean cat.  He was so evil that he said, "Today I am going to trick that nice dog."  Back at dog's house, dog was getting ready to do chores for his mom.

The cat went to get his disguise suit on.  While changing he saw out the window dog's mom was leaving home.  The cat said, it's time to go to dog's house.  Meanwhile as dog was doing chores, the door bell rang. (ring) The cat, in disguise said, "I am here to help do chores."  The dog knew that it was the cat and he said, "Cat I know you want to trick me, but can't we just be friends?"

The Chinchilla And The Mouse
Kobi, 8, Ohio
Moral: Face your fear.
My fable:

Once upon a time a furry, little, fearful chinchilla had a problem because he knew someone was out to get him.  "Oh help!" said the chinchilla.  Someone's out to get me!

A furry, petite, peppy, brave mouse heard the shouts.   "Help me, someone help!"  The mouse went to help.  He followed the shouts right to the timid little chinchilla who was standing right in front of the stranger.

"Stop!" said the mouse.  "Don't hurt him."   The chinchilla finally figured out he had to stand up to the stranger whether he got hurt or not.  He stood up to the person, tried to push him, but Chinchilla's hands went right threw the stranger!

So Chinchilla and Mouse found out that the person was all a joke.   He was only a hologram!

The Cook And The Actress
Brittni, 15, Kansas
Moral: Like a person for who they are not what they do.
My fable:

Once there was a girl named Lizzie.  Lizzie was a cook -- not a professional cook, but one that worked at a restaurant where all the actors and actresses go.

Well, one day an actress by the name of Charlene came to the restaurant.  She came to check out the restaurant since it was her first time there.  She went back to where the cooks were.  When she got back there, she saw Lizzie.

Lizzie and Charlene were completely different.  One was an actress and one was a cook.  You know that an actress would never become friends with a cook... right?  When Charlene saw Lizzie she thought being a cook would be fun.  They talked to each other about their jobs and became the best of friends.

Once the directors heard about Lizzie and Charlene, they went completely nuts.  They said an actress could never be friends with a cook.  All Charlene said to make the directors quiet down was, "Like a person for who they are not what they do."

The Farmer and The Lion
Cole, 8, Kansas
Moral: Don't judge something by its position.
My fable:

One day a lion was walking past an African farm when he spotted a blueberry tree.  The lion approached very carefully.

Then the farmer stormed outside.  "Get away from my crops you lion!" yelled the farmer.

"But all I wanted was one tiny blueberry.  Why won't you let me have one?" asked the lion trying to encourage the farmer to let him have a blueberry.

The farmer was quick to answer, "Because those are my blueberries."  The farmer screamed, "Now scram!"  The farmer was yelling at the top of his voice.

Then the lion went behind the nearest tree.  When the farmer went back into the house the lion sneaked back to the farm and was about to take a blueberry when the farmer came back to water the plants.

"Here Rose, come chase this lion," said the farmer. The lion ran for his life.

The Girl and The Swing Set
Hannah, 8, Kansas
Moral: You don't always get what you want.
My fable:

One day a girl named Elizabeth went into the Wal-Mart Super Center in Kansas City.  She was walking in the store when she saw the swing set of her dreams.  It was colorful and had monkey bars, two slides, a swing, a bar to do flips on, and a little rock climb.

She went to see how much it was and it cost $155 dollars.  So she went home, told her Mom and her Mom said, "You have to buy it with your own money."

Elizabeth looked in her wallet and she had $11.52.  So Elizabeth sold her stuff and mowed lawns, babysat, pulled weeds, dusted and helped with pets.  Then she finally had the money.

She and her Mom went to Wal-Mart Super Center and they looked for it but someone else was buying it.  Elizabeth looked at the girl who bought it and said, "That was a dumb piece of junk!" and then ran to the car.

Don't Think Too Highly of Yourself
Zach, 9, Kansas
Moral: Don't think you are better than you are.
My fable:

Once upon a time in the Chicago Bull's gymnasium there was a boy named Billy.  Billy thought he could beat Michael Jordan at basketball.  So he somehow got into the Chicago Bull's gymnasium.  Michael Jordan was in the gymnasium at the time.

"I can beat you at basketball," said Billy.

"OK!" said Michael Jordan, "Prove it."  They played only 15 minutes and Billy gave up.  The score was Michael Jordan 115, Billy 2.

The Girl and Robosapian
Mallie, 9, Kansas
Moral: You can easily despise what you can't have.
My fable:

Once in Kansas there was a girl named Shara.   Shara had been saving her money for weeks and the money was for the new Robosapian, Version 9.

After she had gotten more than enough money she begged her Mom to take her to the mall.  Her mother finally gave in the next day and told her that this would be her mall day of the month.  Shara was really ready.

They got to the mall with no trouble.  Once they got to the store Sara looked for her money, but discovered that she hadn't brought it!  Her mother had a shopping list.  At every store she begged for the money.

The next day at Woward Bison it was bring and show day.   Another girl brought Robosapian, Version 9!  Shara told her things like, "You are playing with it too much, the battery will run out," and other things.   Once she even tried to steal it.

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