Can you write a short story about a princess who makes friends with a lizard? The Princess' name is Harriet. It should teach the importance of sharing to 5-8 year olds.
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Can you write a short story about a princess who makes friends with a lizard? The Princess' name is Harriet. It should teach the importance of sharing to 5-8 year olds.
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Princess Harriet was very happy to wake up in her kingdom every morning. She was grateful to have her mom and dad, the King and Queen, as well as all of the people in the castle to help her with anything she needed.
But the one thing she was most grateful for was her grape orchard. Princess Harriet had the biggest grape orchard in all the land. Her father hired merchants to sell the grapes in their stores, as well as bakers and cooks to make delicious treats with them.
One day, after breakfast, Princess Harriet took a walk through the grape orchard. She said a sweet hello to all of the farmers working there. She even plucked a grape or two to eat along the way!
When she got to the last row of grapevines, Harriet noticed something on one of the trees. It was a lizard!
"Oh no!" she cried, running toward it, "Get off of my grapevine!"
The lizard looked up to her. "Please," she said. "I only want one bunch."
Harriet put her hands on her hips. "You are not a merchant, or a baker, or a cook!" she exclaimed. "So if you want some grapes, you'll have to pay."
"That's not something I can do," said the lizard, "I'm only a lizard, and lizards do not have jobs to get money. We live in nature and must forage for our food.
Harriet hadn't known that before. "Oh!"
"I was very happy to come across this grapevine," the lizard told Harriet, "I didn't think I'd be able to find something to take home and feed by family."
Princess Harriet gasped. This lizard felt the same way she did about the grapes! How could she deny her a meal for her family?
"I'm also quite happy about these grapevines," Harried said, "and now I'm happy to have met you. From now on, I would like you to have this whole row of grapes for your family and any other lizards who might need food. I will tell the farmers at once!"
The lizard was so grateful, "Thank you, child!"
From that day, Harried was overjoyed to find lizards in this row of grapes and to share with them all!
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Can you write a short story about a princess who makes friends with a lizard? The Princess' name is Harriet. It should teach the importance of sharing to 5-8 year olds.</s>
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Princess Harriet was very happy to wake up in her kingdom every morning. She was grateful to have her mom and dad, the King and Queen, as well as all of the people in the castle to help her with anything she needed.
But the one thing she was most grateful for was her grape orchard. Princess Harriet had the biggest grape orchard in all the land. Her father hired merchants to sell the grapes in their stores, as well as bakers and cooks to make delicious treats with them.
One day, after breakfast, Princess Harriet took a walk through the grape orchard. She said a sweet hello to all of the farmers working there. She even plucked a grape or two to eat along the way!
When she got to the last row of grapevines, Harriet noticed something on one of the trees. It was a lizard!
"Oh no!" she cried, running toward it, "Get off of my grapevine!"
The lizard looked up to her. "Please," she said. "I only want one bunch."
Harriet put her hands on her hips. "You are not a merchant, or a baker, or a cook!" she exclaimed. "So if you want some grapes, you'll have to pay."
"That's not something I can do," said the lizard, "I'm only a lizard, and lizards do not have jobs to get money. We live in nature and must forage for our food.
Harriet hadn't known that before. "Oh!"
"I was very happy to come across this grapevine," the lizard told Harriet, "I didn't think I'd be able to find something to take home and feed by family."
Princess Harriet gasped. This lizard felt the same way she did about the grapes! How could she deny her a meal for her family?
"I'm also quite happy about these grapevines," Harried said, "and now I'm happy to have met you. From now on, I would like you to have this whole row of grapes for your family and any other lizards who might need food. I will tell the farmers at once!"
The lizard was so grateful, "Thank you, child!"
From that day, Harried was overjoyed to find lizards in this row of grapes and to share with them all!</s>
