Lexa Koel Children's Audio Books
Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Senior (55+)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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on the way down, the little snowflake bounced off another snowflake. Move over, Buddy. The other snowflakes shouted, Watch where you're going! I'm sorry, the little snowflakes said. I didn't mean to bump into you. The little snowflake kept falling and falling. Suddenly, he landed on something with feathers. This can't be the ground. The little snowflake thought. It's too soft. Looking down, he yelled. It's a goose! What's going to happen to me now? He put one Paul on the couch and waited. Nothing happened. He put a second Paul up. Slowly, Stanley dragged his whole huge body onto the couch. He sat there, nervously listening. He waited for someone to yell Stanley off the couch, but no one said a thing. So Stanley lay down the couch was more comfortable than he ever dreamed. Stanley stretched out his legs. He put his Paul's upon the cushions. He's sprawled and squirmed and sniffed the leather trim. The couch was wonderful. All the other tables at the big yard sale were crowded with customers. We haven't sold a thing, said Father. Nobody even comes near us. Walter farted. He was happy to be here, even if nobody bought anything. Betty and Billy were board. Can we go get some ice cream? Get one for me, said Father. Betty said, We'll get one for you. To Walter, Walter farted happily all mark everything down to a nickel, said Father Toe Walter. But still nobody came to their table.