

Lisa loves strawberries. She likes to eat them with milk and sugar. She likes to pick them from the garden. She likes to smell them and feel them.
One day, Lisa sees a big basket of strawberries on the table. She wants to eat them all. She does not want to share with her brother Tom. She takes the basket and runs to her room.
Tom sees Lisa and follows her. He knocks on her door and says, "Lisa, can I have some strawberries, please? I like them too."
Lisa says, "No, Tom, these are mine. Go away!"
Tom says, "That is not nice, Lisa. We should share. Mom and Dad taught us to share."
Lisa says, "I don't care. I want them all. You can't have any."
Tom says, "Please, Lisa, just one. I am hungry."
Lisa says, "No, no, no!" She gets angry and throws a strawberry at Tom. The strawberry hits Tom in the eye. It hurts. Tom cries.
Lisa feels bad. She sees Tom crying. She sees the strawberry on the floor. She sees the juice on Tom's face. She says, "I'm sorry, Tom. I was selfish. I should have shared with you. Are you okay?"
Tom says, "It's okay, Lisa. I forgive you. But don't throw strawberries. They are for eating, not for throwing."
Lisa says, "You are right, Tom. They are for eating. And they are better when we eat them together. Do you want some?"
Tom says, "Yes, please. Thank you, Lisa."
Lisa and Tom hug. They take the basket and go to the kitchen. They wash the strawberries and put them in a bowl. They add some milk and sugar. They sit on the couch and eat the strawberries. They are delicious. They are happy. They are comfortable.
The moral of the story is: Sharing is caring. Don't be selfish. Don't throw food. Be kind to your brother. Enjoy the strawberries.
