Molly's Meaty Treat
Molly, a 5-year-old girl, finds herself very hungry during a day at the park. She tries different ways to get some food but faces several obstacles. Just when she feels like giving up, her friend Timmy shares his lunch, teaching Molly the value of kindness and charity.
Molly was playing in the park when her tummy started to grumble. She looked around and saw other kids eating delicious treats. Molly wished she had something to eat. But she didn't bring any snacks. Her friend Timmy was eating a big sandwich.
Molly ran to her mom, hoping she had some snacks. But her mom had forgotten to pack any food. Molly felt very sad and her tummy growled louder. She looked at Timmy, who was still eating his sandwich.
Molly decided to ask Timmy if she could have a bite of his sandwich. But Timmy was busy talking to another friend. Molly didn't want to interrupt. She waited and waited, but Timmy didn't notice her.
Molly felt so hungry and thought about giving up. Maybe she should just go home. Her tummy kept growling and she felt a little hopeless. She sat down on the grass and sighed.
Just then, Timmy noticed Molly sitting alone and looking sad. He walked over to her. - Are you okay, Molly? he asked. - I'm just really hungry, Molly replied. Timmy thought for a moment and then smiled. - Here, you can have half of my sandwich, he said.
Molly's eyes lit up with joy. - Thank you so much, Timmy! she said. She took a big bite of the sandwich and felt much better. - You're welcome, Molly. It's nice to share, Timmy said. Molly learned that sharing and helping friends is a wonderful thing to do.
Molly was playing in the park when her tummy started to grumble. She looked around and saw other kids eating delicious treats. Molly wished she had something to eat. But she didn't bring any snacks. Her friend Timmy was eating a big sandwich.
Molly ran to her mom, hoping she had some snacks. But her mom had forgotten to pack any food. Molly felt very sad and her tummy growled louder. She looked at Timmy, who was still eating his sandwich.
Molly decided to ask Timmy if she could have a bite of his sandwich. But Timmy was busy talking to another friend. Molly didn't want to interrupt. She waited and waited, but Timmy didn't notice her.
Molly felt so hungry and thought about giving up. Maybe she should just go home. Her tummy kept growling and she felt a little hopeless. She sat down on the grass and sighed.
Just then, Timmy noticed Molly sitting alone and looking sad. He walked over to her. - Are you okay, Molly? he asked. - I'm just really hungry, Molly replied. Timmy thought for a moment and then smiled. - Here, you can have half of my sandwich, he said.
Molly's eyes lit up with joy. - Thank you so much, Timmy! she said. She took a big bite of the sandwich and felt much better. - You're welcome, Molly. It's nice to share, Timmy said. Molly learned that sharing and helping friends is a wonderful thing to do.
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