Once upon a time, in a far-off ocean, there lived a little hedgehog named Harry. Harry loved to explore the ocean and all its wonders, but there was one creature he was always afraid of: the jellyfish.

One day, while out on a swim, Harry came across a jellyfish floating in the water. He quickly swam away, but the jellyfish followed him. Harry was terrified and swam as fast as he could. But the jellyfish continued to follow him, getting closer and closer.

Just as the jellyfish was about to touch Harry, it suddenly stopped and spoke to him. "Why are you running away from me, Harry? I won't hurt you. I'm a friendly jellyfish."

Harry was shocked and curious. He slowly approached the jellyfish and they started talking. Harry learned that the jellyfish was also curious about the ocean and wanted to make friends. From that day on, Harry and the jellyfish became the best of friends.

They explored the ocean together and had many exciting adventures. Harry no longer feared the jellyfish and even introduced her to his other hedgehog friends.

The jellyfish, named Jelly, was happy to have new friends and they all lived happily ever after.

Reflections

1. What was Harry's initial fear towards the jellyfish and why did he have this fear?
2. How did Harry's perception of the jellyfish change after they talked and how did this change affect their relationship?
3. What can we learn from Harry and Jelly's friendship about not judging others based on their appearance or reputation?