A Bowl of Water for Summer
The summer is so hot that even the sparrows are panting. Then Anya puts one small bowl of water on the balcony — and the whole neighbourhood finds out.
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The summer is so hot that even the sparrows are panting. Then Anya puts one small bowl of water on the balcony — and the whole neighbourhood finds out.
Kabir's tower falls down — CRASH! And Kabir knows the most powerful word a small builder can say.
The rhymes are over and the tablet is tired. Time to wave bye-bye — because the world outside the screen has been waiting to play.
The highway is flooded, the phone map shows red everywhere, and the wedding starts at seven. In the back seat, Dadi quietly mentions that there is another road.
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...and so, wings trembling, Nino flew — not because the dark had gotten smaller, but because he had gotten a little braver.
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