Alice Wood
Children’s book - Three siblings: teaches us to work hard no matter our poor or rich backgrounds.
language
( April 27, 2014)
One day in the village called Tuna, there lived a mother and her 3 children 2 boys and a girl. Her mother was very poor and worked in a tea plantation to sustain her children. She taught her children many things and prepared them to meet the other world with confidence. The children helped their mother so much and often went to the forest to collect food and cook a meal for themselves and their mother.
One day the mother asked them to go out and build their own houses where they would live on their own. She did so because they had grown big and she wanted them to be independent since she was aging and never wanted to die and leave them without a good life. The 3 siblings woke up one day and began their journey to look for a new home that they could leave in. They got to a big farm and decided to build their houses and they each lived in their own house. But Elsie’s house was carried away by the heavy floods and they put up another one for her with stronger materials. They worked very hard and each one of them got employed and they could sustain themselves.
One day they went back to the village to visit their aging mother. She had stopped working at the tea plantation because she had grown very old and could not do manual jobs again. When they returned to their homes, they went with their mother and she lived with them thereafter.
The story of the three siblings teaches us to work hard no matter our poor or rich backgrounds. We all need to lay a strong foundation for our children so that they can be able to face the outside world when nobody is there with them.
One day the mother asked them to go out and build their own houses where they would live on their own. She did so because they had grown big and she wanted them to be independent since she was aging and never wanted to die and leave them without a good life. The 3 siblings woke up one day and began their journey to look for a new home that they could leave in. They got to a big farm and decided to build their houses and they each lived in their own house. But Elsie’s house was carried away by the heavy floods and they put up another one for her with stronger materials. They worked very hard and each one of them got employed and they could sustain themselves.
One day they went back to the village to visit their aging mother. She had stopped working at the tea plantation because she had grown very old and could not do manual jobs again. When they returned to their homes, they went with their mother and she lived with them thereafter.
The story of the three siblings teaches us to work hard no matter our poor or rich backgrounds. We all need to lay a strong foundation for our children so that they can be able to face the outside world when nobody is there with them.
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