The lion The cock and The donkey English
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TextPublication details: Kuala Lumpur Mind to Mind 2005Description: 16 pages; illustrationsISBN: - 9555430566905
- F 823 RAO
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Jamshoro TCS III | F 823 RAO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | PO 11201 | Available | 2024-3786454 |
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In the story, the lion is the king of the forest, while the cock and the donkey are lesser animals who find themselves in need of the lion's help. As they encounter various challenges, the lion, with its strength, the cock, with its alertness and courage, and the donkey, with its endurance, each contribute their unique strengths to overcome obstacles. The tale illustrates themes of teamwork, the value of different skills, and the idea that every creature has something valuable to offer, regardless of their status or abilities. The fable is designed to teach children about cooperation and the importance of recognizing and appreciating each other's contributions.
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