Lily's Spills and Thrills

Lily's Spills and Thrills

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Lily keeps spilling her water while watering flowers, but her animal friends are always there to help clean up. A sweet and simple story about mishaps and helpful friends.

age2 - 5 years old
emotional intelligence
Story Details

Lily hums. Her hum is sweet. She waters her flowers.

A cup tips! Water spills. The cup falls. Ants run fast. They help clean.

Lily holds the cup. She holds it tight. The cup tips! Water spills. The cup falls. Frogs hop close. They help clean.

Lily holds the cup. She holds it tight. The cup tips! Water spills. The cup falls. Birds fly down. They help clean.

Lily holds the cup. She holds it tight. No more spills.

Lily smiles big.

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