Level-3 Stories

Pixie was a lovely bitch. She was always loving.She was always caring. Pixie was a sweet bitch who lived in a nice neighbourhood. Her neighbour was Mr. Moby. He lived all alone. Pixie used to go for a morning stroll and always met Mr. Moby in the park. One day, as usual, Pixie was strolling […]

Peppin was a mouse. He stank all the time. “Stinker! Stinker!! Stinker!!!”He was called all the time. Peppin used to stink all the time because he was very dirty. He wore dirty clothes and did not bathe every day. His house was a complete mess because he never cleaned it. When people used to see

Pepper the goat was not so tall as the other goats. She always cribbed,“I am short; I am short.” Pepper was a pretty goat but she always complained, “I am short.” This was, in fact, true. She was the shortest in her family. But she never stopped complaining about it. One day, her mother said,

Lanky was a monkey. He was full of confidence. But at times,He became overconfident. “There goes Lanky the champion!” exclaimed the passers-by looking at Lanky. Indeed, Lanky was a champion as he had won a hundred-metre race of his school. Lanky was very proud and always showed his medal to everybody. One day, his friend

Nibbles loved carrots. He had a lovely kitchen garden. He was proud of his carrots. Nibbles was very proud of his beautiful kitchen garden. He had grown some lovely carrots there. He had worked very hard. Everyone admired his beautiful kitchen garden. One day, Nibbles heard that there was going to be a vegetable competition.

Daisy was a mare. She was a sweet little mare. Daisy had father, mother and a younger brother. Hers was a close-knit family. One day, Daisy’s mother said to Daisy, “Come dear! I will teach you how to cook.” Daisy replied, “What is the hurry, Mother? I will learn when I grow up.” But Daisy’s

Boomer was a dog who never followed rules. He always did the opposite ofwhat he was told to do. Boomer was always asked, “Why did you do it? You were told not to do it.” But everything fell on deaf ears as nothing seemed to bother Boomer. One day, Boomer’s class teacher said, “Children, do

Amber was a sweet zebra. She was the only child. She wanted a brother or sister whomshe could call her own. Amber was the only child of her parents. She always felt lonely and wanted a brother or sister. One day, she went with her parents for an outing. There, she saw a couple with