The little red hen.
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The story is about a little red hen who finds grains of wheat and asks her friends - a dog, cat, and mouse - to help plant, harvest, and make bread from the wheat. However, none of her friends want to help with the work. When the bread is ready, the little red hen does not share it with her lazy friends who only wanted to eat the bread.
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