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Fatima, Ma Chère Fille
Diapalante
Brian Wambi
French
Elle s'appelle Fatima. Elle a six frères.
Ses parents lui donnent un petit pot qu'elle aime bien.
Un jour ses frères brisent le pot.
Fatima n'arrive pas à trouver son pot. Elle pleure. Elle pleure.
Fatima est partie monter sur un très haut arbre.
Ses parents l'ont trouvée, "s'il te plaît, descends" demandent ils.
Ses frères chantent "s'il te plaît, descends".
Fatima se moque de leurs chansons.
Puis l'amie de Fatima est venue, "s'il te plait, descends".
L'amie de Fatima chante jusqu'à ce qu'elle descend de l'arbre.
Les deux amies partent ensemble à la maison.
Tout le monde célèbre le retour de Fatima. Fatima a obtenu un nouveau pot!
You are free to download, copy, translate or adapt this story and use the illustrations as long as you attribute in the following way:
Fatima, Ma Chère Fille
Author - Ritah Katetemera and Mulongo Bukheye
Translation - Diapalante , Ibou Lam and Khady Diallo
Illustration - Brian Wambi
Language - French
Level - First words
© African Storybook Initiative 2016
Creative Commons: Attribution 4.0
Source www.africanstorybook.org
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