The man, the boy and the donkey. Children's stories about parents
In order to instill the habit of reading in a child, one must start from a very early age with the reading of children's stories. Children should associate reading as a fun and desirable activity por, therefore, it is best to share reading time with them. From Guiainfantil.com we encourage you to re
In order to instill the habit of reading in a child, one must start from a very early age with the reading of children's stories. Children should associate reading as a fun and desirable activity por, therefore, it is best to share reading time with them.From
Guiainfantil.com we encourage you to read these stories about parents together with your children. In them you will find stories where the story revolves around the relationship of parents with their children. In this way, the youngest of the house will learn some social values at the same time that they will begin to feel curiosity and taste for reading. The man, the boy and the donkey
A man and his son once went with their donkey on the way to the market, while walking by his side passed a country man who said: 'why is the donkey but so that ride on? '
So the man put the boy on the donkey and they went on their way pero, but soon a group of men passed, one of them said: 'Look at that lazy young man, he lets his father walk while he comfortably rides'.
So the man who ordered the boy to go down, and climbed on, but they had not gone very far when two women passed by, one of them said to the other: 'What a shame that you are lazy as you let your poor son walk while he goes on the donkey. ' Well, the man did not know what to do, but at last he took his child and climbed him in front of him on the donkey. By then they had reached the city, and passers-by began to mock and point them. The man stopped and asked what they were making fun of and the men said: ¿'Are not you ashamed of the overload that the poor donkey carries with you and your son?'The man and the boy got out and the man tried to think what to do. He thought and thought, until they finally cut a stick, tied the feet of the donkey to it, and lifted the stick and
the donkey on their shoulders iban, went among the laughter of all those who saw them pass until they reached the bridge of the Mercado, when the donkey, with one of its loose feet, slipped and fell on the river, which provoked the caracajadas of all the citizens.
'That will teach you,' said an old man who had followed them.
Moral Guiainfantil:
Do not try to please all people, because that way you will never please anyone.
