Once upon a time, in a small town, there was a clown named Bobo. Bobo loved to make people laugh and be happy. He had a big red nose, funny shoes, and a silly hat. Every day, he would go to the park and play with the kids.
One day, a boy named Timmy saw Bobo and said, "You look stupid!" This made Bobo very sad, and he started to cry. Timmy felt bad for making Bobo cry, so he said, "I'm sorry, Bobo. I didn't mean to hurt your feelings."
Bobo stopped crying and said, "Thank you, Timmy. It's okay. We all make mistakes." Timmy and Bobo became friends, and they played together in the park every day. The other kids in the park saw how much fun they were having and wanted to be friends with Bobo too.
Soon, everyone in the town loved Bobo the clown, and they all learned a very important lesson: it's not nice to call people names or make fun of them. We should always be kind and treat others the way we want to be treated. And that is how Bobo the clown taught the town the value of being kind to one another.
