The Little Fox's Bridge

In the greenwood, a little fox in a bright orange coat and a small blue neckerchief comes to the old wooden bridge each morning to watch the stream. Since this bridge is the only way to the berry fields, every woodland neighbor relies on it. One day the fox finds two broken planks and a snapped rope, and the sagging bridge can no longer be crossed safely.

A badger with a tool belt arrives to look at the damage, and he and the fox go in search of help. The beaver brings thick planks and pegs, the bird gathers strong vines, and the shy mole digs holes for new posts, while the badger measures and hammers and the fox assists wherever needed. Written by Aysel Banu YAVUZAL, this gentle read-aloud about teamwork and community can be read on Masal İzle and is suited to children in early primary school.