Christina Crow
The Tale of the Ant Brothers
language
( March 30, 2017)
"I don't want to share."
One of the three ant brothers decides that he is the oldest and does not want to share. His selfishness benefits him by causing him to learn a valueable lesson and by making his friends and family laugh.
Follow him and his brothers on their one day journey and see the struggles that they face and how they overcome them; read all the way though this 22-paged story to know the lesson that the big brother learns. Does he learn to share or is he happy with the outcome of his selfish actions?
This funny children's story has a feel good ending that will stay with kids and also a lesson that can be learned or remembered at any age.
One of the three ant brothers decides that he is the oldest and does not want to share. His selfishness benefits him by causing him to learn a valueable lesson and by making his friends and family laugh.
Follow him and his brothers on their one day journey and see the struggles that they face and how they overcome them; read all the way though this 22-paged story to know the lesson that the big brother learns. Does he learn to share or is he happy with the outcome of his selfish actions?
This funny children's story has a feel good ending that will stay with kids and also a lesson that can be learned or remembered at any age.
- Pages
- 24
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