BR2-04: The Teeny-Tiny Woman

One day, a teeny-tiny woman who lives in a teeny-tiny house went for a teeny-tiny walk. She goes to a teeny-tiny graveyard and finds a teeny-tiny bone there. She decides to use this bone for her supper. She puts it into her teeny-tiny pocket and goes back to her house. She got sleepy, so she puts a teeny-tiny bone into a teeny-tiny cabinet and goes to teeny-tiny bed. “Give me my bone!” said a voice in the cabinet when she was sleeping. So she was surprised and bit scared. The teeny-tiny voice gets loud and said through the whole night. A teeny-tiny woman grows impatient, and she throws a teeny-tiny bone out of the window.
This story was interesting for me. A teeny-tiny woman is a little and cute, but I thought she is a person with a strong character. Then word called “teeny-tiny” is frequently used in this book, so I was interested in it.
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Ziefert, H. (1995). The Teeny-Tiny Woman. New York: Penguin Group.