BR2-14: The Little Red Hen

One day, a little red hen that lives on a farm with a dog, a goose and a cat find some grains of wheat. First, the little red hen decides to plant the wheat. But the dog, the goose and the cat do not help her, so she does herself. Next, she decides to cut and beat the wheat. But they do not help her, so she does herself. Third, she decides to take the wheat to the mill. But they do not help her, so she does herself. Then she comes back with flour and decides to bake the bread. But they do not help her, so she does herself. After the bread came out of the oven, the dog, the goose and the cat run to get some. They did not help the little red hen, but they tried to eat the bread that is delicious. So she ate it all up herself at the end.
I thought the little red hen’s effort has been rewarded. She raised flour by herself, so I felt admiration for her. In her place, I could not have raised it by myself.
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Ziefert, H. (1995). The Little Red Hen. New York: Penguin Group.