

Anna and Ben are friends who like to play with cars. Anna has many cars of different colors and sizes. She keeps them in a big box in her room. Ben has only one car, a red one, that he got for his birthday. He always brings it with him when he visits Anna.
One day, Anna and Ben are playing with cars on the floor. Anna picks a blue car and says, "This is my favorite car. It is fast and shiny." Ben picks his red car and says, "This is my favorite car too. It is bright and loud." Anna and Ben have fun racing their cars around the room.
But then, Anna sees a yellow car in her box. She likes the yellow car too. She wants to play with it. She says to Ben, "Give me your car. I want to play with the yellow car." Ben says, "No, this is my car. You have many cars. Let me play with my car." Anna gets angry. She grabs Ben's car and says, "I don't care. I want your car. It is mine now." Ben gets sad. He says, "That is not nice. That is not fair. Give me back my car." Anna says, "No, go away. I don't want to play with you anymore."
Ben runs away crying. He goes to his mom and tells her what happened. His mom hugs him and says, "I'm sorry, Ben. That was not nice of Anna. She should not take your car. She should share and be kind. Maybe she will learn her lesson."
Anna plays with the yellow car for a while. But she does not feel happy. She feels guilty. She remembers that Ben is her friend and that he loves his car. She thinks that she was mean and selfish. She decides to give Ben back his car and say sorry. She puts the yellow car back in her box and looks for Ben.
But she cannot find Ben. She asks her mom where he is. Her mom says, "He went home with his mom. He was very upset. He told me that you took his car and did not want to play with him anymore." Anna feels ashamed. She says, "Oh no, I made a mistake. I want to give him back his car and say sorry. Can I go to his house?" Her mom says, "Yes, you can. But you have to hurry. He might not want to see you."
Anna runs to Ben's house with his car. She knocks on the door. Ben's mom opens it. She sees Anna and says, "Hello, Anna. What are you doing here?" Anna says, "I came to give Ben back his car and say sorry. I was wrong. I should not have taken his car. He is my friend. Can I talk to him?" Ben's mom says, "That is very nice of you, Anna. I'm glad you realized your mistake. Ben is in his room. You can go and see him."
Anna goes to Ben's room. She sees him sitting on his bed with a sad face. She says, "Hi, Ben. I'm sorry. I brought your car back. Here it is." She gives him his car. Ben looks at her and says, "Thank you, Anna. I'm happy to have my car back. But why did you take it? You have many cars. You don't need mine." Anna says, "I know. I was silly. I wanted to play with the yellow car. But I did not need to take your car. I should have asked you or played with another car. I learned that it is not good to take things from others. It hurts their feelings. It is better to share and be kind." Ben says, "I agree. Sharing and being kind are good. I forgive you, Anna. Do you want to play with me?" Anna says, "Yes, I do. Can we play with both our cars?" Ben says, "Sure. We can race them or make a parking lot. You have a lot of cars. You are very organized." Anna says, "Thank you, Ben. You are very nice. You are my best friend." Ben says, "You are my best friend too, Anna. Let's play."
The end.
