The Beaver's Upside-Down House

Down by the riverside, a beaver in a red work apron spends a sunny morning measuring, stacking sticks and nibbling branches, determined to build the finest house on the whole riverbank. He hums and pats the walls all day with his little yellow measuring tape, pleased with his work. When he finally steps back, though, the door sits high in the air and the roof has sunk into the mud. The house is upside down, and he worries what the other animals will say.

Then the muskrat arrives with his green canvas tool bag and a clever idea. Rather than tear the house down, the two friends turn the mistake into something new, and a young rabbit in a purple scarf is the first to try it out. Written by Ebru Mina TOMURCUK, this gentle tale about creativity and friendship can be read on Onlinemasal Com.Tr, and it invites young readers to see their own wrong turns as possible beginnings.