Theo and the Thorn Bush

Once upon a time, there was a thoughtful little boy named Theo. He lived in a small village nestled in the thick of the forest. Theo loved to explore the woods, and he knew all the best paths through the thicket.

One day, as he was wandering through the woods, he came across a thorny bush. In the middle of the bush, he saw a beautiful bird with feathers as bright as the sun. The bird was trapped, its wings tangled in the thorns.

Theo knew he had to help. He carefully made his way through the thorns, being sure not to prick himself. When he reached the bird, he gently untangled its wings and set it free.

The bird chirped gratefully and flew away, leaving behind a single feather as a thank you. Theo picked up the feather and put it in his cap. From that day on, he wore it everywhere he went as a reminder of his good deed.

And so, Theo continued to explore the forest, always on the lookout for new adventures and ways to help others.

Thoughtful - showing consideration for the needs of others
Village - a small community of people living in a rural area
Forest - a large area covered with trees and undergrowth
Thicket - a dense group of bushes or trees
Thorny - covered with sharp points
Trapped - unable to escape from a place or situation
Tangled - twisted together in a confused mass
Carefully - taking care to avoid danger or mistakes
Prick - make a small hole in something with a sharp point
Gratefully - feeling or showing gratitude
Reminder - something that causes someone to remember something
Adventure - an exciting or unusual experience