Reading Notes: Week 14, B

The FoolHardy Wolf by Ellen C. Babbitt

There was a wolf and a lion 
The wolf was weak and had no food 
The lion was strong and manly

Seeing this, the wolf asked to be the servant of this might lion
The lion agreed on one condition 
The wolf had to look out and find the prey for the lion to attack and eat 

Once this was a cycle, the wolf had gotten bigger and stronger over time 
The wolf wanted to swap places with the lion 
The lion insisted that he had never seen a lion kill an elephant 

The wolf was so persistent, the lion went along with it
When the time came alone, the wolf saw fought an elephant and was killed
Therefore, the wolf got his name, FoolHardy Wolf

Foolhardy Wolf

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