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Spiritism for Kids - Célia Xavier Camargo - Portuguese  Spanish
Year 7 - N° 312 – May 19, 2013

Translation
Johnny Silveira - silveirajohnny@yahoo.com
 

 

The Best Mother In The World

 

Once upon a time, in the clearing of a forest, the animals gathered to discuss a very important matter.

With Mother's Day approaching, they wanted to somehow honor those creatures that gave them life.

They decided to choose, among all mothers, one that synthesized the Greater Love.

They would throw a beautiful party in the middle of the clearing in the forest, and on Mother's Day, choose the "Best Mother in the World".

For this, they decided to invite all the animals in the forest. They sent a messenger, Mrs. Swallow, who should convey the invitation to all. At first they were afraid to invite the Jaguar, which was very fierce, but then concluded that if they would choose the best mother in the world, no one could be left out.

There was a hubbub in the forest. The animals, very excitedly, prepared themselves

carefully for the party.  

Then the big day arrived. The animals decently ornamented the clearing, decorating the tree trunks with flowers artfully intertwined. A Wonder!

Each pup showed up with their proud mother. They were all clean... hairs washed and brushed, feathers combed, beaks buffed, nails trimmed and polished, and claws sharpened.

The parrot, the most talkative creature, would be the host of the party.

All were present except for the Sloth, which could never be punctual. Even Mrs. Turtle with her little baby had already arrived, because presciently, they had left hours before from their lair.

And the most anticipated moment of the party came. Whoever won the contest, would get a beautiful and huge bunch of bananas as a gift, a donation by the Monkey.

The Parrot asked everyone to choose the Best Mother of the World, among all mothers in attendance; the one who was considered to be the kindest, most dedicated, most intelligent and loving mother.

At a signal from the host, the animals should indicate their preference.

There was general silence. Even the more talkative fell silent. When the parrot gave the signal - oh, surprise! - they all pointed at their own mother!

There was an uproar. No one agreed with each other.

- My mom is the best! - said the bunny while he hopped.

- No! Mine is! - replied the monkey, from his branch.

- No way! - The frog screamed hoarsely – Mine is!

- No, no and no! - said the leopard sharpening her claws. - I'm sure no mother is more dedicated than mine, and what's more, she is the strongest! ...

Confusion set up and the nonconformist animals were preparing for a fight, when Mrs. Owl, taking the word, shushed everyone.

- My friends and brothers! You are all right. It is very pretentious of us to want to choose the Best Mother of the World, because she is, undoubtedly, always beside each one of us. All mothers present also deserve our respect and our consideration, because they are equally dedicated, loving, intelligent and kind to each of their offspring.

She paused to assess the effect of her words on the audience, and continued:

- Finally, I propose that all mothers here receive the title of Best Mother in the World!

The animals looked at each other and then agreed with the Owl, cheering:

- Hurrah! Hurrah! Very well! Viva the Mothers! Viva the Owl!

The monkey, hanging from a branch and scratching his head, said:

- That's all very right. But what about the gift I donated?

The owl did not hesitate to answer:

- We'll share with all who are here and have a big party!

It is said that the animals, very happy and excited, shared the bunch of bananas and danced until dawn to the sound of the Orchestra of Robins.

 

AUNT CÉLIA
 



 



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