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A kind bear gathers everyone's yawns in a jar so the whole valley can fall asleep.
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There was once a big, gentle bear who had a strange and wonderful hobby: he collected yawns. Whenever anyone in the valley yawned — the badger, the miller, the tired old horse — the bear would catch it softly in a big glass jar and screw the lid on tight.
By the end of a long day the jar was full of warm, slow, sleepy yawns, all swirling gently like golden mist.
At bedtime the bear would climb the hill, open the jar just a little, and let the yawns roll out over the valley. And one after another, everyone who felt a yawn drifting past would open their mouth, stretch, and grow wonderfully sleepy. (Did you feel one just now?) Then the bear yawned the biggest yawn of all, and slept.
Lasīšana skaļi
Yawns really are contagious — a slow, exaggerated yawn from you often sets one off in a child.
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Miegainais mazais mākonītis
A small cloud drifts home across a quiet evening sky, saying goodnight to everything below.
Meža ezītis Sūniņš
A little hedgehog gathers soft leaves and curls up warm as the forest goes to sleep.
Bāka, kas skaitīja laivas
An old lighthouse counts the fishing boats safely home each night before it, too, can rest.
Luna, klusā lapsa
A gentle fox walks the meadow at dusk, wishing every creature a good night.
Gliemezis, kas nesa pastu
An unhurried snail delivers goodnight letters all along the garden path.
Mēness ar segu
The moon tucks a soft blanket of night over the whole sleepy world.
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