Once upon a time, in a small town, there lived a boy named Tom. Tom loved to play with his toys and his favorite toy was a flute. One day, Tom wanted to lift his flute high in the sky and play a song. He stood on his tippy-toes and lifted the flute as high as he could.
As Tom played his flute, a big bird flew down from the sky. The bird looked dangerous with its sharp claws and big beak. Tom was scared, but the bird said, "Don't be scared, Tom. I like your flute song. Can you play it again?"
Tom was surprised but happy. He played the flute again for the big bird. As he played, the dangerous bird started to dance. The bird was not mean, it just wanted to dance to Tom's flute song. Tom and the bird became friends and they danced together every day. And that's how Tom learned not to judge a book by its cover.
