Hazel's Triple Trouble
At Hazel's third birthday party in Chennai, a mystery unfolds when her birthday cake goes missing. Kadambari, a talkative and playful friend, leads the group of young friends to solve the problem. Through their adventure, they learn the importance of honesty and teamwork.
It was Hazel's third birthday, and the party at her home in Chennai was just starting. The room was full of colorful balloons and twinkling lights. Everyone was excited to see the beautiful cake Hazel's mom had made. But oh no! When it was time to cut the cake, it was nowhere to be found!
Hazel looked around worriedly as her friends gathered. Kadambari noticed her friend's frown. - Where's the cake? Avyukth asked. - I don't know, Hazel said, almost in tears. The children decided to search the house, but it was so big!
First, the kids checked the kitchen, but only found crumbs. Next, they peeked under the tables, but no cake there either. - Maybe a magician made it disappear, suggested Lailesh. - We can't give up, Umaiya insisted. Still, no cake in sight.
Kadambari sat down with a sigh. - It's no use, she said. Hazel's friends were starting to feel sad. - Maybe someone took it by mistake, said Evvi quietly. The children sat in silence, not knowing what to do.
Just then, Kadambari had an idea. - Let's ask the grown-ups for help! They rushed to Hazel's mom and explained everything. - Oh dear, I think I have a spare cake, which we can all decorate with buttercream together, she said with a smile. Would you like to do that?
With everyone's help, the cake was decorated with rainbow sprinkles, fresh cream and cherries. - Hooray! Kadambari cheered. Hazel was so happy she hugged all her friends. The party continued with laughter and games. Everyone learned that sometimes, asking for help and being of help is the best solution.
It was Hazel's third birthday, and the party at her home in Chennai was just starting. The room was full of colorful balloons and twinkling lights. Everyone was excited to see the beautiful cake Hazel's mom had made. But oh no! When it was time to cut the cake, it was nowhere to be found!
Hazel looked around worriedly as her friends gathered. Kadambari noticed her friend's frown. - Where's the cake? Avyukth asked. - I don't know, Hazel said, almost in tears. The children decided to search the house, but it was so big!
First, the kids checked the kitchen, but only found crumbs. Next, they peeked under the tables, but no cake there either. - Maybe a magician made it disappear, suggested Lailesh. - We can't give up, Umaiya insisted. Still, no cake in sight.
Kadambari sat down with a sigh. - It's no use, she said. Hazel's friends were starting to feel sad. - Maybe someone took it by mistake, said Evvi quietly. The children sat in silence, not knowing what to do.
Just then, Kadambari had an idea. - Let's ask the grown-ups for help! They rushed to Hazel's mom and explained everything. - Oh dear, I think I have a spare cake, which we can all decorate with buttercream together, she said with a smile. Would you like to do that?
With everyone's help, the cake was decorated with rainbow sprinkles, fresh cream and cherries. - Hooray! Kadambari cheered. Hazel was so happy she hugged all her friends. The party continued with laughter and games. Everyone learned that sometimes, asking for help and being of help is the best solution.
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