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The Three Sillies: An English Fairy Tale With Moral

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Once upon a time, there were three brothers who were known as the Three Sillies. They were always getting into trouble because they were so foolish.

THE THREE SILLIES An English Fairy Tale with a moral: Baba Indaba Childrens Stories Issue 009 (Baba Indaba Children s Stories 9)

THE THREE SILLIES - An English Fairy Tale with a moral: Baba Indaba Childrens Stories Issue 009 (Baba Indaba Children's Stories Book 9)

by Joanna Toye

4.6 out of 5

Language	:	English
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One day, their father called them together and said, "My sons, I am getting old and I want you to go out into the world and seek your fortune." He gave each of them a bag of gold and sent them on their way.

The three brothers traveled for many days until they came to a forest. They were tired and hungry, so they decided to make camp for the night.

As they were eating their dinner, they heard a noise in the bushes. They looked up and saw a bear charging towards them.

The first brother was so scared that he jumped up and ran away. The second brother was also scared, but he thought he could outsmart the bear. He picked up a stick and threw it at the bear.

The bear was not impressed. He swatted the stick away and charged at the second brother.

The second brother ran away, too. The third brother was the only one who was not afraid. He stood his ground and waited for the bear to come to him.

When the bear was close enough, the third brother punched it in the nose. The bear was so surprised that it turned and ran away.

The three brothers were amazed. They had never seen anyone stand up to a bear before.

"How did you do that?" they asked.

"It was easy," said the third brother. "I just punched it in the nose."

The three brothers continued on their journey. They traveled for many more days until they came to a river.

They were tired and hungry, so they decided to make camp for the night.

As they were eating their dinner, they heard a noise in the bushes. They looked up and saw a giant coming towards them.

The first brother was so scared that he jumped up and ran away. The second brother was also scared, but he thought he could outsmart the giant. He picked up a rock and threw it at the giant.

The giant was not impressed. He swatted the rock away and charged at the second brother.

The second brother ran away, too. The third brother was the only one who was not afraid. He stood his ground and waited for the giant to come to him.

When the giant was close enough, the third brother punched it in the nose. The giant was so surprised that it turned and ran away.

The three brothers were amazed. They had never seen anyone stand up to a giant before.

"How did you do that?" they asked.

"It was easy," said the third brother. "I just punched it in the nose."

The three brothers continued on their journey. They traveled for many more days until they came to a castle.

They were tired and hungry, so they decided to make camp for the night.

As they were eating their dinner, they heard a noise in the bushes. They looked up and saw a dragon coming towards them.

The first brother was so scared that he jumped up and ran away. The second brother was also scared, but he thought he could outsmart the dragon. He picked up a sword and charged at the dragon.

The dragon was not impressed. It swatted the sword away and charged at the second brother.

The second brother ran away, too. The third brother was the only one who was not afraid. He stood his ground and waited for the dragon to come to him.

When the dragon was close enough, the third brother punched it in the nose. The dragon was so surprised that it turned and ran away.

The three brothers were amazed. They had never seen anyone stand up to a dragon before.

"How did you do that?" they asked.

"It was easy," said the third brother. "I just punched it in the nose."

The three brothers continued on their journey. They traveled for many more days until they came to a mountain.

They were tired and hungry, so they decided to make camp for the night.

As they were eating their dinner, they heard a noise in the bushes. They looked up and saw a wizard coming towards them.

The first brother was so scared that he jumped up and ran away. The second brother was also scared, but he thought he could outsmart the wizard. He picked up a spellbook and cast a spell at the wizard.

The wizard was not impressed. He swatted the spell away and charged at the second brother.

The second brother ran away, too. The third brother was the only one who was not afraid. He stood his ground and waited for the wizard to come to him.

When the wizard was close enough, the third brother punched it in the nose. The wizard was so surprised that it turned and ran away.

The three brothers were amazed. They had never seen anyone stand up to a wizard before.

"How did you do that?" they asked.

"It was easy," said the third brother. "I just punched it in the nose."

The three brothers continued on their journey. They traveled for many more days until they came to a city.

They were tired and hungry, so they decided to make camp for the night.

As they were eating their dinner, they heard a noise in the bushes. They looked up and saw a king coming towards them.

The first brother was so scared that he jumped up and ran away. The second brother was also scared, but he thought he could outsmart the king. He picked up a sword and charged at the king.

The king was not impressed. He swatted the sword away and charged at the second brother.

The second brother ran away, too. The third brother was the only one who was not afraid. He stood his ground and waited for the king to come to him.

When the king was close enough, the third brother punched it in the nose. The king was so surprised that it turned and ran away.

The three brothers were amazed. They had never seen anyone stand up to a king before.

"How did you do that?" they asked.

"It was easy," said the third brother. "I just punched it in the nose."

The three brothers continued on their journey. They traveled for many years, and they never forgot the lessons they had learned from the bear, the giant, the dragon, the wizard, and the king.

They learned that it is important to be brave, to be resourceful, and to never give up.

And most importantly, they learned that even the smallest of creatures can achieve great things if they have the courage to try.

Moral of the Story

The moral of the story is that it is important to be brave, to be resourceful, and to never give up. No matter how small you are or how difficult the task may seem, you can achieve anything if you set your mind to it.

So never be afraid to try something new, even if you are not sure if you will succeed. You never know what you might achieve.

THE THREE SILLIES - An English Fairy Tale with a moral: Baba Indaba Childrens Stories Issue 009 (Baba Indaba Children's Stories Book 9)

by Joanna Toye

4.6 out of 5