The Boy and the Little Swan

On a bright Saturday morning, a young boy named Leo brings his green notebook to the park to watch the swans by the lake. He spots a little swan wearing a silver band on its leg and hopes to get closer, yet the bird paddles away. When the park keeper explains that swans need quiet space and should never be chased or fed, Leo begins to think about how visitors might watch them more kindly. This gentle tale by Aysel Banu YAVUZAL follows his idea from first observation to a plan he can share with others.

That afternoon, Leo fills his notebook with drawings and simple rules about watching from a distance and keeping the park clean. He posts his guide near the lake, and the next day a girl reads it and follows the advice, while the little swan stays calm. More children soon do the same, picking up litter and keeping a safe distance. The story can be read on Masal İzle and invites young readers to think about respect for wildlife and everyday responsibility.