The Little Dhole

In a woodland where ferns and bluebells grow, a small dhole named Rusty spends his days wandering the paths and looking beneath the leaves. He wears a woven grass collar with a tiny blue bead, and his brown eyes are full of curiosity. One sunny morning he meets Willow, a magical muntjac with a fawn-brown coat and glowing white flowers around her neck. Willow can make small lights dance and help things grow, while Rusty is small enough to slip through tight spots. As they walk together, they begin to see that each has a gift the other lacks.

When a storm arrives, the two friends wait it out beneath a great oak. Afterward they find the main pathway blocked by fallen branches, separating the woodland creatures from one another. The pile seems far too large for such a small dhole, but Rusty recalls Willow's words about their different gifts, and a family of rabbits soon joins the effort. This gentle tale by Aysel Banu YAVUZAL follows their determined work and the celebration when the path is open again. Young readers can enjoy it on Masal İzle.