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The Big Race
Braionne, 11, Louisiana
The moral of my fable is:  Don't rush through things.
My fable is:

There was once a tiger and a cat. The cat went up to the tiger and said, "I'm the fastest cat in the city". The tiger laughed and said, "You can't beat me".

They planed a race that would be held on Racing Street.

The race began and the tiger was half way to the finish line in no time.

The cat had a long way to go. The tiger stopped and got something to eat. It took him a hour to eat.

The tiger was a couple of steps from the finish line. When he got there the cat was waiting for him and said, "I'm the fastest cat in the city".

The Mouse And The Lion
Caitlyn, 10, Washington
The moral of my fable isDo not cry over spilt milk.
My fable is:

One day mouse heard a terrible rumbling noise. "What's that," she asked a near by crab.

"The lion", he said, quickly scuttling away.

Hmm she thought. That's weird. When she finished thinking she decided she would ask the lion.

When she heard the rumbling noise she knew asking him would be a mistake.

The Rabbit And The Rat
Ryleej, 8, North Carolina
The moral of my fable isNever believe what you hear; only believe what you see.
My fable is:

Once upon a time there was a rabbit named Oscar and a rat named Jake. The forest animals had heard that Oscar the Rabbit was bragging all over the forest that he was the strongest animal in the forest.

One day Oscar came bragging to Jake the rat and all his friends about his big fights. The forest animals decided that Jake the rat should fight Oscar for king of the forest.

Oscar stood in front of Jake the rabbit bragging and telling everyone he was the best. The rat stood back calm and quiet with a big grin on his face and while rabbit bragged the rat snuck up behind the rabbit and threw him down on the ground!

The rabbit looked amazed as the rat stood there with that same grin. The forest animals cheered as Jake the rat was crowned king.

The Lion And The Boy
Aaditya, 10, Ontario
The moral of my fable isTreat others the way you want to be treated.
My fable is:

Once upon a time there was a boy who's name was Raj. He was really helpful.

One day Raj went to the forest to take some pictures. He took many pictures. At the end Raj went to see the lion and he was sad because the lion was tied up.

Raj helped him get down and the lion smiled at him. The lion told him to stay but Raj had to go home so they said goodbye to each other.

Next day at school Raj was being bullied. The lion had a great sense of hearing so he could hear Raj screaming. The lion went to the school and roared at the bullies and the bullies ran away because they were scared of the lion.

Raj said, "Thanks", and had him as his pet forever. His parents said okay and the bullies never bullied ever again.

The Penguin And The Fishes
Robert, 9, Manila
The moral of my fable isPreserve things for future use.
My fable is:

It was a bright sunny day when the penguin was starving. Then a school of fish arrived near a small glacier near the place the penguin was standing.

"Ah! Fish! What a perfect lunch! I am lucky today!", the penguin whispered to himself.

Then, as the school of fish arrived, the penguin grabbed almost all of them but other fishes escaped.

The penguin ate all of the fishes and forgot to reserve some for his supper and the next day's lunch. The next day he was starving again. He peeked in the waters for many hours but he didn’t find any lunch.

The Ginger Bread
Moses,12, Indonesia
The moral of my fable isDon’t try to judge the book by its cover.
My fable is:

One day in the kitchen, a big Gingerbread named Efuji was much feared with the other gingerbreads. The big Gingerbread lived and slept in the plate G. Another minute later a pack of gingerbreads dared to go to plate G.

El’s gingerbread named Euston was dared to wake Efuji. When Euston woke Efuji up, Efuji scared all gingerbreads except Euston.

Euston then asked Efuji, "Why did you want to scare all of us?” Efuji answered, "Because I liked to hate gingerbreads and gingerbreads hated me so much".

They kept talking and Euston finally asked, “Do you want any friends?” When Efuji was about to say no, he stopped and thought for a minute. Then he replied, "Yes, I do".

All the gingerbreads started talking with Efuji and they all became friends.

Africa
Justin, 11, Georgia
The moral of my fable isDon’t be selfish. Help other people.
My fable is:

One day a young boy named Mark was traveling with his father to Africa. When they got there they saw all the people that were homeless.  They both felt sad for the homeless people.

Meanwhile, a young boy in Africa was holding out a bowl for food.

Mark refused to give food to the boy. Then Mark’s dad gave food to the young boy.

Mark learned from his father that you should always share food to people who really need it.

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