Open the book to read:

• Jumpy’s Day of Rhymes:

Jumpy hopped and skipped with glee,

A book of rhymes, his prize to see.

He roamed the jungle, rhyming all day,

Helping those in need, along the way.

Some he scared with his bouncy prance,

Others found comfort in his rhyming dance.

Jumpy’s gift brought joy to all,

A bouncing, rhyming, fun-filled ball.

• True Friendship:

Inseparable pals, Gingy the Squirrel and Jumpy,

Stood by each other, happy and free,

But Jerry the Jackal, oh so sly,

Conspired a plan to make them say goodbye.

• You Reap What You Sow:

Jumpy perched high on a tree,

Thought he was clever as clever could be.

But on Holi, he sprayed colours galore,

And the animals decided to settle the score.

They tricked him, and he took a dive,

Into a lake where no gold coins thrive.

Jumpy learned his lesson, and now he knows,

Playing pranks on others; it’s not always the way to go.

• Jumpy’s Confusion:

Jumpy was as confused as could be,

With fruits and how to eat them, you see.

A banana must be peeled, it’s true,

But an apple can be eaten whole, who knew?

Why cut a watermelon, but not a guava?

Jumpy scratched his head, he had to discover.

The rules seemed unclear and not quite fair,

But he’ll figure it out with time and some care.