
The Little Weasel
- Author Aysel Banu YAVUZAL
- Language English
- Source site Masal İzle
- Audio narration Yes
- Video No
Little Weasel's curiosity leads him to a new meadow on a sunny morning, where he encounters a tiny field vole with russet-brown fur, a pale grey face and a woven grass bracelet with a single blue bead. When he greets her, she freezes and scurries away. Rather than chase her, Little Weasel sits and waits, and his patience is rewarded when she peeks out from behind a clover and whispers her name: Vole.
Vole then leads him to a hidden corner of the meadow where an old playground lies tangled in weeds, its slide rusty, its swings still and its merry-go-round stuck. Together, the two small animals pull weeds, weave new swing ropes from vines, push the merry-go-round until it turns and polish the slide until it shines. As they work, Vole's golden sparkles glow brighter whenever she feels happy, and she discovers that she likes helping. Soon a rabbit, a hedgehog and two squirrels ask to join in, and Little Weasel makes sure everyone gets a turn. This gentle children's tale by Aysel Banu YAVUZAL can be read on Masal İzle.
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