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The Boy Who Cried Wolf

 Once, a boy watched sheep.



He felt bored and lonely.

He cried, "Wolf! Wolf!"

The villagers ran to help.

They saw no wolf.

The boy laughed and felt happy.


Another day, he cried again.

"Wolf! Wolf!" he shouted.

The villagers ran to help again.

No wolf was there.

They felt angry and left.



One day, a real wolf came.

The boy cried, "Wolf! Wolf!"

The villagers did not believe him.

The wolf ate all the sheep.

The boy learned a hard lesson.


The moral: Do not lie or people will not believe you.



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