Hazel's Triple Trouble
At Hazel's third birthday party in Chennai, Anuj and his friends face a mysterious triple trouble that threatens to ruin the celebration. With courage and teamwork, they must find a way to solve the problem and save the day.
It was Hazel's third birthday party! The lights twinkled and balloons danced in the wind. Anuj and his friends from Navadisha School were so excited. But oh no! The party games were missing! How could they have fun without them?
Anuj tried to find the games inside the house. He looked under the table and behind the sofa. But the games were nowhere to be found. - What do we do now? asked Anuj with a worried face. - Let's ask the grown-ups, suggested Avyukth.
The grown-ups were busy chatting and didn't know where the games were. Anuj felt a little scared. He didn't want Hazel to be sad on her special day. - Maybe we can make up our own games, said Umaiya. But the other children weren't sure if it would be fun.
Feeling sad, Anuj sat by himself. - I don't know if we can fix this, he sighed. He watched as Hazel tried to stay cheerful. Anuj wanted to help but didn't know how. Maybe it was time to give up.
Then, Anuj remembered something! - What about the ball pool? he exclaimed. - Yes! And the balance board! said Nilan. The children could play with those instead of the missing games!
The children raced to the ball pool and balance board. They had so much fun playing together! - This is the best party ever! cheered Hazel. Anuj felt proud and happy. They had saved the day!
It was Hazel's third birthday party! The lights twinkled and balloons danced in the wind. Anuj and his friends from Navadisha School were so excited. But oh no! The party games were missing! How could they have fun without them?
Anuj tried to find the games inside the house. He looked under the table and behind the sofa. But the games were nowhere to be found. - What do we do now? asked Anuj with a worried face. - Let's ask the grown-ups, suggested Avyukth.
The grown-ups were busy chatting and didn't know where the games were. Anuj felt a little scared. He didn't want Hazel to be sad on her special day. - Maybe we can make up our own games, said Umaiya. But the other children weren't sure if it would be fun.
Feeling sad, Anuj sat by himself. - I don't know if we can fix this, he sighed. He watched as Hazel tried to stay cheerful. Anuj wanted to help but didn't know how. Maybe it was time to give up.
Then, Anuj remembered something! - What about the ball pool? he exclaimed. - Yes! And the balance board! said Nilan. The children could play with those instead of the missing games!
The children raced to the ball pool and balance board. They had so much fun playing together! - This is the best party ever! cheered Hazel. Anuj felt proud and happy. They had saved the day!
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