Once upon a time, there was a long and tall giraffe named George. He lived in a big and wide savanna with other animals. One day, he noticed a narrow path leading to a small and large jungle. Excited to explore, he made his way down the path.

As he walked, he saw a lot of small and large animals, but the most interesting one was a short and wide hippopotamus named Henry. They became fast friends and went on many adventures together in the jungle.

George learned that it didn't matter if he was long, tall or if Henry was short and wide. What mattered was that they were kind and had fun together.

The story ends with a moral: "It's not about how you look, but what's in your heart that matters."

Reflections

• What did George and Henry learn about friendship?
• Why do you think it's important to be kind to others, regardless of their appearance?
• What animal did George meet in the jungle?
• What message does the story convey about physical differences?