Think for yourself.
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Leonard likes noticing the world and making poems instead of acting fierce. When other lions say he should eat his duck friend Marianne, he answers with a poem and keeps her as his friend.
Recommended by What Do We Do All Day?Story & parent notes
A child tries to ignore an idea, worried that others will think it is silly. Then the child decides to feed and look after it, and the idea grows into something that changes the world.
Recommended by Wichita MomStory & parent notes
The last of the Seven Blind Mice doesn’t go along with any of the earlier confident guesses. She explores the whole animal herself before naming it.
Recommended by Kind and Firm ParentingStory & parent notes
Pangolin’s friends suggest fixes and false explanations, including a story about aliens. He listens, then chooses to tell the queen what really happened.
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