

Anna likes grapes. She likes to eat them and play with them. She sees a big bunch of grapes on the table. She wants to take some grapes.
She climbs on a chair and reaches for the grapes. But she is too small. She cannot get the grapes. She is sad.
She sees her big brother Tom. He is tall. He can get the grapes. She asks him for help. She says, "Tom, please give me some grapes. I like grapes."
Tom is gentle. He loves his little sister. He smiles and says, "OK, Anna. I will give you some grapes. But you have to share with me. And you have to be careful. Do not drop the grapes. They will make a mess."
He picks some grapes and gives them to Anna. She is happy. She says, "Thank you, Tom. You are nice. I will share with you. And I will be careful. I will not drop the grapes."
They sit on the floor and eat the grapes. They are sweet and juicy. They enjoy the grapes. They are happy.
