

Tim and Sam are brothers. They like to play with their toys, but they do not like to share. One day, they find a big book in the attic. The book has many pictures and words. It is a quiz book about ancient things.
Tim wants to look at the book. He likes to learn new things. He opens the book and sees a picture of a pyramid. He reads the question: "What is the name of this ancient building?" He thinks hard.
Sam wants to look at the book too. He likes to see the pictures. He tries to grab the book from Tim. He says: "Give me the book! It is my turn!"
Tim does not want to give the book. He says: "No, it is not your turn! I found the book first! Go away!"
Sam does not go away. He pulls the book harder. Tim pulls the book harder too. They both shout and cry.
Mom hears the noise. She comes to the attic. She sees Tim and Sam fighting over the book. She is angry. She says: "Stop it, both of you! You are being very naughty! You need to share and take turns!"
She takes the book from them. She says: "This book is too old and fragile for you. You might break it or tear it. It is an ancient book. It belongs to Grandpa. He gave it to me when I was little. He loves this book very much."
She shuts the book and puts it on a high shelf. She says: "You can look at the book later, but only if you promise to be careful and respectful. And only if you promise to play nicely with each other. Do you understand?"
Tim and Sam nod. They say: "Yes, Mom. We are sorry. We understand."
Mom hugs them and says: "That's good. I love you both. Now, why don't you go and play with your other toys? I have a surprise for you. I made some cookies for you. They are in the kitchen. Do you want some?"
Tim and Sam smile. They say: "Yes, Mom. We want some. Thank you, Mom."
They run to the kitchen. They forget about the book. They eat the cookies and play with their other toys. They share and take turns. They are happy.
