The Little Bear Who Lost His Roar

Once upon a time, in a big, green forest, there lived a little bear named Barnaby.

Barnaby was a happy bear, but he had a big problem: he had lost his roar.

Every morning, the other bears would stand on a hill and practice their loud, booming roars. Barnaby would try, but only a tiny squeak would come out. He felt very sad.

One sunny afternoon, he met a wise old owl named Ollie. Barnaby told Ollie about his missing roar. "Don't worry," said Ollie, "a roar isn't something you find, it's something you feel."

The next day, a little bunny got stuck in a thorny bush. The bunny was crying and couldn't get out. Barnaby ran over to help.

He carefully pulled the sharp thorns away, and soon the bunny was free. The bunny looked at Barnaby and said, "Thank you, you are so brave and kind!"

Suddenly, Barnaby felt a warm feeling inside. He took a deep breath, and a big, beautiful roar came out. It wasn't the loudest roar, but it was his. He finally understood what Ollie meant.

His roar came from the love and bravery he felt in his heart.