The Otter's Friendship Festival

Oliver the otter lives by a wide, sparkly river and decides one sunny morning to organise a friendship festival for the animals who share his home. He swims along the river inviting everyone he meets. Pip, a small blue songbird with a bright red scarf, offers to invite the treetop animals and test the low branch challenges, while Bramble the rabbit volunteers to dig the sandy treasure hunt. Together they plan games for swimmers, flyers and walkers so that every animal can take part.

On festival day, ducks, frogs and a tall heron gather by the river, and the floating race, branch challenges and treasure hunt keep everyone busy. Then Oliver notices a small turtle named Tilly hiding behind a rock, nervous that she is too slow for the games. Written by Ebru Mina TOMURCUK, this gentle tale about inclusion and kindness can be read on Onlinemasal Com.Tr and is suited to children aged 4 to 8.