The Kittens Come to the Forest
👋 Hello friends! Have you ever had a kitten? They like to hide and play a lot. In this story, The Kittens Come to the Forest, the three kittens also like to play. They are starting to be bigger cats and their mother has new kittens that she needs to take care of so they need to look after themselves. The Brown Kitten decides he’s going to run off and live in the forest after one evening the three kittens get into a bit of an argument. He doesn’t find the forest as friendly as he had hoped and by the end of the story is heading home again when he meets two other people. Who do you think it is?
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