Story: The Clash with Robin and Squirrel The Clash with Robin and Squirrel is a story about the struggles and conflicts that animals experience in the nature. Robin and Squirrel agreed to be civil to each other by respecting each other's areas. Robin's basic instinct tells her not to trust Squirrel who kept a curious eye on her nest. Also, Robin encounters several close calls where her life was almost taken away by other predators in search of food. These experiences serve as valid reasons not to trust anyone. But against her own feelings of discomfort, Robin launches out and trusts Squirrel. These incidents take place in the surroundings of an old gentleman, Mr. Gilbert, who kept a watchful eye on his garden in his struggle to keeps the animals away from getting his seed. In this story, Robin goes through a range of circumstances and emotions. Many of which are used to teach valuable life lessons to its readers. Would Squirrel live up to the expectation placed in him by Robin? How will the story end? Who get hurt? Who lives? Who dies? Read this emotional and stirring story about Robin and Squirrel and their conflict, trust, and survival as they coexisted in their community.

The story The Tree That Grew Hair is about a tree that didn’t like the way it looked and decided to change its appearance by growing hair instead of leaves. It felt that by doing so it would get a lot of attention from the trees. But a sneaky parasitic plant lured the tree into making it think it could grow hair. Despite several warning from the neighboring trees, the Cedar refused to listen to their advice. The Cedar tree enjoyed a moment of satisfaction and attention, but only to experience a greater, more devastating problem. Fear, and sadness tormented the Cedar because of the bad choice it had made. Realizing its folly, the Cedar tree learned a valuable lesson that brought it back to its senses. What was it that was so terrifying to the Cedar that made it change its way of thinking? Boys and girls will relate to this story and avoid making similar mistakes as they face life’s challenges.

The pumpkins the farmer grew turned out to look very different from ordinary pumpkins. At first the farmer is embarrassed for anyone to see them, but some visitors convince him that the children will love his pumpkins precisely because they are different.