Write your favourite story about animals.

One of my favourite stories is 'Cinderella'. Cinderella is a kind - hearted girl who is treated badly by her stepmother and stepsisters. But she still keeps her positive attitude. With the help of her fairy godmother, she is able to go to the ball at the palace. She meets the prince there and they fall in love. However, she has to leave before midnight when the magic will end. Eventually, the prince finds her by using the glass slipper she left behind. It's a classic fairy tale that shows that kindness will be rewarded and that true love can overcome difficulties.

My favourite animal story is about a dog. It's my favourite because it shows how loyal dogs can be. In the story, the dog's owner was in danger in a fire. The dog didn't run away. It barked loudly to wake up the neighbors and then ran into the burning house to try to find its owner. Fortunately, the neighbors were able to rescue both the dog and its owner. This story really touched my heart and made me love dogs even more.

My favourite story is 'The Little Prince'. It's about a little prince who travels from his own tiny planet to various other planets in the universe. He meets all kinds of strange characters, like the king who only likes to give orders but has no real power, the conceited man who only wants praise, and the lamplighter who is so dedicated to his work. Through these encounters, he gains a deeper understanding of human nature and relationships. Eventually, he comes to Earth and meets the fox, who teaches him about what is truly important in life. It's a story full of innocence, wisdom and profound thoughts that can be enjoyed by both children and adults.

The love story in 'The Notebook' is really touching. It's about an old man reading the story of his life with his sick wife. Their love endured through many years and hardships. They came from different social backgrounds but were drawn to each other. Their relationship was full of passion, fights, and reconciliations. It shows that true love can last a lifetime and overcome all kinds of difficulties, even when one's memory fades away.

One of my favourite childhood stories was 'Snow White'. Snow White was so beautiful and kind, but her evil stepmother was jealous of her and tried to kill her. She ran into the forest and found the dwarfs' house. The dwarfs took her in, but the stepmother still found her with the help of the magic mirror and the poisoned apple. However, in the end, Snow White was saved by the prince's love. It was a story that made me believe in the power of good over evil.

The platypus also has interesting stories. For example, scientists were once puzzled by its strange appearance and unique features. It took a long time for them to understand this amazing creature fully. The platypus's story is about the wonder of nature's creations.

My favourite past time story is 'The Little Prince'. It's a story full of profound insights. The little prince travels from planet to planet, meeting different characters, like the vain man and the drunkard. Each encounter represents a different aspect of human nature. It makes us reflect on what's truly important in life, such as friendship and love, and the simplicity that we often lose as we grow up.

My favourite good night story would be 'Alice in Wonderland'. It's full of wonder and adventure. Alice's journey down the rabbit hole into a strange world filled with talking animals, mad hatters, and queens who want to chop off heads. It's a story that fires up the imagination and can take you to a different world right before you close your eyes for the night.

My favorite story book is 'The Secret Garden'. It's full of magic and adventure, and the characters are so charming.

A duck and a goose were arguing about who could swim faster. They decided to have a race across the pond. The duck took off, paddling furiously. The goose flapped its wings and tried to glide on the water. But halfway across, the goose got distracted by a shiny fish. It stopped to try and catch the fish while the duck kept going. When the duck reached the other side, the goose finally remembered the race. It flew over to the duck and said, 'Well, I would have won if that fish hadn't been so tempting!' The duck just quacked and said, 'Excuses, excuses!'