The Boy and the Little Puffin

On a small island where the wind carries the smell of salt and seaweed, eight-year-old Leo lives in a blue house close to the cliffs. Each spring he waits for the puffins to come back and nest in the grassy burrows, and he cares about the island more than anything else. One morning he finds a young puffin with soft grey-white cheeks and a tiny silver band on one ankle, and he sits down quietly to draw it in his sketchbook.

When noisy visitors walk up the cliff path, the little puffin hurries back into its burrow. Leo remembers his mother's words about how shy puffins are and how much quiet and space they need while raising their chicks. With her support, he turns his sketchbook into a simple guide for visitors, using cheerful drawings and clear rules. Written by Aysel Banu YAVUZAL, this gentle nature story can be read on Masal İzle and follows Leo as he shares his guide around the island.