2012年10月31日水曜日

BR 2-17: The Boy who cried Wolf

"The Boy who cried Wolf" is one Aesop's (say Ee-sop's) Fables. These are a collection of short stories, first told in Ancient Greece around 4,000 years ago.
 
The Boy who cried Wolf  is a book Usborne First Reading series. It is a level 3 in the story. The story that a little boy who are sheep wasn't believed by villagers because he often lied, the end his sheep were killed by a wolf. His name is Sam. Sam was lonely and he was so bored. So he lied to the villagers. he shouted "A wolf has come out of the forest!" The villagers ran up the hill but there was no wolf. Then they didn't believe him. However, when a wolf really appeared front him, nobody came to the hill with him. Some sheep were killed by the wolf, so he regretted to the mistakes he had committed.

Mackinnon, Mairi. (2008). The Boy who cried Wolf.
London, UK: Usborne. (159 / 4,689 words)

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