Dodo in Iraq
Join Dawood, a curious baby with a knack for closing doors, as he embarks on a delightful adventure in Iraq. Faced with a disappearing duck friend, Dawood navigates obstacles and learns the wisdom of perseverance and friendship.
Once, in a sunny little house in Iraq, there lived a baby named Dawood. He loved closing doors. But one day, a door wouldn't close! It was the door to the backyard where his duck friend, Dodo, often played. Dawood worried, " - Why won't it close?" he asked, feeling puzzled. Dodo quacked happily, unaware of the problem.
Dawood pushed and pushed, but the door was stuck. Dodo waddled around, quacking loudly. " - Help me, Dodo!" Dawood exclaimed, glancing at his little friend. But Dodo just quacked and wobbled away. Dawood felt frustrated. He knew he had to close that door.
Dawood decided to try again, pulling and tugging. But the door was still stuck. " - Why won't it work?" he sighed. He even tried asking Dodo, " - Can you help?" But Dodo didn't understand, and Dawood felt a bit sad. " - I can't do it," he thought, feeling defeated.
Dawood sat down, feeling tired and ready to give up. " - Maybe I can't close it," he whispered. But then, he remembered something his grandpa said about trying again. " - You can do it, Dawood," he heard his grandpa's voice in his mind. Dawood thought hard about it.
A breeze blew, and Dawood had an idea. " - Maybe the wind can help!" he exclaimed, feeling excited. He waited for the wind to blow again. When it did, he pushed the door hard. Dodo quacked in encouragement. The door moved!
With one final push, Dawood closed the door! " - I did it!" he cheered happily. Dodo quacked joyfully, flapping its wings. Dawood learned that trying again and again was important. He smiled, feeling proud and wise. " - Thank you, Dodo," he giggled.
Once, in a sunny little house in Iraq, there lived a baby named Dawood. He loved closing doors. But one day, a door wouldn't close! It was the door to the backyard where his duck friend, Dodo, often played. Dawood worried, " - Why won't it close?" he asked, feeling puzzled. Dodo quacked happily, unaware of the problem.
Dawood pushed and pushed, but the door was stuck. Dodo waddled around, quacking loudly. " - Help me, Dodo!" Dawood exclaimed, glancing at his little friend. But Dodo just quacked and wobbled away. Dawood felt frustrated. He knew he had to close that door.
Dawood decided to try again, pulling and tugging. But the door was still stuck. " - Why won't it work?" he sighed. He even tried asking Dodo, " - Can you help?" But Dodo didn't understand, and Dawood felt a bit sad. " - I can't do it," he thought, feeling defeated.
Dawood sat down, feeling tired and ready to give up. " - Maybe I can't close it," he whispered. But then, he remembered something his grandpa said about trying again. " - You can do it, Dawood," he heard his grandpa's voice in his mind. Dawood thought hard about it.
A breeze blew, and Dawood had an idea. " - Maybe the wind can help!" he exclaimed, feeling excited. He waited for the wind to blow again. When it did, he pushed the door hard. Dodo quacked in encouragement. The door moved!
With one final push, Dawood closed the door! " - I did it!" he cheered happily. Dodo quacked joyfully, flapping its wings. Dawood learned that trying again and again was important. He smiled, feeling proud and wise. " - Thank you, Dodo," he giggled.
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