Gummi and the Great Murukku Mission
Gummi, a curious and bubbly two-year-old, embarks on a mission to reach her Grandma's delicious murukku. The high counter poses a challenge, and each failed attempt teaches Gummi an important lesson about honesty, as she learns the best way to ask for what she wants.
In the warm town of Coimbatore, Gummi smells something yummy. It's Grandma's murukku! But it's on the tall kitchen counter! Gummi's eyes sparkle. She wants it now! - I want the murukku, Gummi says to her stuffed cat, Sonu.
Gummi tiptoes to reach the murukku. - Almost there, she whispers. But she's too short! The counter is too high. - Oh no! she cries.
Gummi thinks hard. She drags a chair to the counter. - This will work, she giggles. But the chair wobbles! Grandpa hears the noise. - Gummi, what are you doing? he asks.
Gummi feels sad. - I can't reach it, she sighs. She sits on the floor, hugging Sonu. - It's too hard, Gummi whispers. Tears fill her eyes.
Grandma sees Gummi's tears. - Why so sad, little one? she asks kindly. Gummi tells Grandma her problem. Grandma smiles. - Next time, just ask, dear, Grandma says. She hands Gummi a murukku.
Gummi munches on the murukku happily. - Thank you, Grandma! she beams. She learned to ask for help. Gummi feels proud. - I did it, she tells Sonu. They both giggle.
In the warm town of Coimbatore, Gummi smells something yummy. It's Grandma's murukku! But it's on the tall kitchen counter! Gummi's eyes sparkle. She wants it now! - I want the murukku, Gummi says to her stuffed cat, Sonu.
Gummi tiptoes to reach the murukku. - Almost there, she whispers. But she's too short! The counter is too high. - Oh no! she cries.
Gummi thinks hard. She drags a chair to the counter. - This will work, she giggles. But the chair wobbles! Grandpa hears the noise. - Gummi, what are you doing? he asks.
Gummi feels sad. - I can't reach it, she sighs. She sits on the floor, hugging Sonu. - It's too hard, Gummi whispers. Tears fill her eyes.
Grandma sees Gummi's tears. - Why so sad, little one? she asks kindly. Gummi tells Grandma her problem. Grandma smiles. - Next time, just ask, dear, Grandma says. She hands Gummi a murukku.
Gummi munches on the murukku happily. - Thank you, Grandma! she beams. She learned to ask for help. Gummi feels proud. - I did it, she tells Sonu. They both giggle.
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