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Little squares want to go inside with their round friends but can't fit through the round door. They try stretching and twisting but nothing works. The circles suggest cutting off the squares' corners but that would hurt. After much discussion, the circles realize it's not the squares who need to change, but the door. So they cut out corners in the door so the squares can now fit through and join their friends inside.
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Four little corners
- 1. Little squares are playing with his friends. Ring Ring! It’s time to go into the house, but Little squares can’t get in. , they’re not round like the door.
- 2. Little squares are sad, they really want to go into the house. So they stretch, twist and fold their selves up. But they can’t get through the door.
- 3. “You have to make yourself round!” Little circles say. “I’m round, I’m round, I’m round!” Little squares chant. But it’s not use.
- 4. “What can we do? Little squares are different. They’ll never be round. We’ll just have to cut your corners off” the Little circles say. “Oh, no!” said Little squares “that would hurt too much!
- 5. The Little circles all go into the living room. They talked for a long, long time. Until they realice that are not Little squares who have to change their shape. “It’s the door” they said. So they cut out four Little corners. So that Little squares can finally get into the house and join their friends the Little circles.
- 6. The end!