Ladybug Stories, Poems, and Songs Magazine for Young Kids and Children

Papa Weasel

One spring morning, Sly the weasel popped out of bed ready for mischief.

“After all,” he said, “mischief is what weasels do best.”

Before he could pull any tricks, however, he needed breakfast.

Oatmeal? No.

Pancakes? No.

Broccoli? No and no and no.

What his tummy rumbled for was an omelet, and he knew just where to find the eggs.

Sly slipped away to a nearby pond. Hiding behind hills, wading in

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