Eight English Stories

By Mohamed Brahim

Most of the characters in these stories are animals with human traits. These stories will captivate the imagination of very young children, enchanting them with fantastical talking animals. They will teach them the value of genuine friendship, the value of freedom and the value of dignity and self-esteem. They will also learn that it is not good to complain at all and that parents are the same everywhere. Very young readers will also learn not to touch discarded objects because they can be dangerous. And most importantly nowadays they will learn that playing in the open air is more enjoyable and healthier than staying indoors playing video games.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mohamed Brahim
• Release date: Feb 6, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463266922

Mohamed Brahim

I am a retired English teacher. I taught English at secondary schools for 15 years then at an engineering school for 20 years. I am fond of writing books for learning English for beginners as well as extracurricular books for secondary school students. I enjoy farming and travelling.

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Eight English Stories

By Mohamed Brahim

Copyright © 2019

Mohamed Brahim

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Table of Contents

The Turkey Hen

Fred Wants To Have A New Mother

The Little Wife

Handy Boy

A Faithful Bear

The Little Rabbit That Never Sleeps

The Princess Betty

Willy And The Witch

THE TURKEY HEN

Everyday at nightfall, the Turkey hen closes the door of the henhouse. Now, she mustn’t be disturbed because it’s the time to lay her daily egg.

In the morning, she goes to the farmer’s house to give her the egg with great pride.

The farmer’s wife loves omelette eggs from her favourite Turkey hen. The latter enjoys carrying the egg every morning in a different small basket. Now there isn’t enough space in the henhouse for too many baskets.