Marian Dyno Buric
Agatha and Margaret at the Lake
A cheerful story about animals and nature for very young children. Twin sisters Agatha and Margaret go on a trip to a lake, get to know its inhabitants and learn more new words from their mother.
On the beach by the lake, there were many kids and parents, towels, inflatable toys and
One of the inflatable toys was so bright and shiny, everyone noticed it from afar – a big, bright green crocodile. He was the biggest of all of the toys, which made him even more big-headed. On the towel next to him lay an inflatable swan.
Out of the blue, the crocodile started spitting threats: “If I sank my fangs into your thin swan neck, you’d drop dead in an
The swan was terrified. Luckily, her owner Tammy soon took her for a swim. The two of them swam as far away from the crocodile as possible.
The puffed-up crocodile turned to an inflatable ball on his other side.
He looked at the ball and smiled nastily: “Look how small you are! I’m so much bigger and I have such big teeth! Look how scary I am!” The ball was indeed frightened by the smile. He was so relieved when his owner Sammy came to grab him a moment later to go and play with his
When they finally took the crocodile for a swim as well, he bared his teeth at an inflatable doughnut with pink icing and snapped at it: “You… you inflatable cake! Get out of my way or I’ll bite off a piece
The pink doughnut was scared. Luckily, Lucy’s mother pulled it out of the water with little Lucy inside it shortly afterwards. She put them both in the safety of her boat.
The crocodile was enjoying his victory. He swam to the shore where he was tossed on the grass. But there…