Whistlebritches and the Dirty Bath: A Story About the Importance of Personal Hygiene
Once upon a time, there was a young boy named Whistlebritches. Whistlebritches was a very dirty boy. He never took a bath, and he never brushed his teeth. As a result, he was very smelly and his friends started to avoid him.
One day, Whistlebritches was playing in the forest when he came across a wise old owl. The owl asked Whistlebritches why he was so dirty, and Whistlebritches told him that he didn't like to take baths.
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The owl shook his head and said, "Whistlebritches, you must take a bath. It is important to keep your body clean and healthy."
Whistlebritches didn't want to take a bath, but he knew that the owl was right. So he went home and took a bath. At first, he didn't like it, but after a while, he started to feel better.
Whistlebritches' friends were so happy to see him clean and healthy. They started to play with him again, and he was much happier than he had been before.
Whistlebritches learned that it is important to take a bath. It is important to keep your body clean and healthy. And it is important to listen to the advice of wise old owls.
The end.
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Language | : | English |
File size | : | 7038 KB |
Screen Reader | : | Supported |
Print length | : | 21 pages |
Lending | : | Enabled |