3 Little Pigs Bedtime Story Short
Once upon a time, in a lush green forest, there lived three little pigs. They were siblings, and each had a different personality. The first little pig was very lazy and loved to sleep all day. The second little pig was a bit more active but still liked to take it easy. The third little pig, however, was hardworking and always full of energy. One day, their mother said to them, “My dear children, it’s time for you to build your own houses. Remember to build strong homes to keep you safe from the big bad wolf who lives nearby.”
The first little pig thought to himself, “Why bother with all that hard work? I’ll just build my house out of straw. It’ll be quick and easy, and then I can go back to sleep.” So, he gathered some straw and quickly put together a house. It looked nice, but it wasn’t very strong.
The second little pig didn’t want to work too hard either. He decided to build his house out of sticks. He thought, “Sticks are a bit stronger than straw, and it won’t take too much effort.” He spent a little more time than his brother, but his house still wasn’t very sturdy.
The third little pig, however, knew that he needed to build a strong house to keep safe. He gathered bricks and started building. It took him a long time and a lot of effort, but he was determined. He mixed the mortar carefully and laid each brick one by one. His house was strong and sturdy, and he felt proud of his work.
Not long after the houses were built, the big bad wolf came to the forest. He saw the first little pig’s house and thought, “What a flimsy house! I’ll blow it down easily.” He took a deep breath and huffed and puffed. With just one strong blow, the straw house fell down. The first little pig ran as fast as he could to his brother’s stick house.
The wolf saw the stick house and laughed. “This one won’t be much trouble either,” he said. He huffed and puffed again, and the stick house also fell down. The two little pigs were very scared and ran to their brother’s brick house.
The wolf saw the brick house and thought, “This one looks tough, but I’ll give it a try.” He took a deep breath and huffed and puffed as hard as he could. But the brick house didn’t budge. He tried again and again, but the house was too strong. The wolf got tired and angry. Finally, he gave up and went away.
The three little pigs were safe inside their strong brick house. They realized that hard work and determination were the keys to staying safe. The first two little pigs learned their lesson and promised to work harder in the future.
And so, the three little pigs lived happily ever after in their strong brick house, safe from the big bad wolf.
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