Princess Mouse, City Mouse And The Wild Cat 🐹🐈 | Fairy Tales And Stories For Kids

Once upon a time, in a land far far away, an old farmer called his two sons to speak with them. My sons, I am very old now. I want to see you build a happy home with your future wives. The farmer went out to the wooded area in the garden with his sons. He asked his sons to each cut down a tree. You will find the love of your life in the direction your tree falls, but do not forget to plant a sapling for every tree that you cut. The boys first planted two saplings in the ground. The big brother Jack cut down the oldest tree he had ever seen, as his father had said, and the tree fell on the north walkway. Later, youngest brother Thomas cut down an old tree, but his tree fell in the middle of the forest road. Looks like a deer in the forest is waiting for you to get married. Thomas didn't let his brother's teasing bother him. Both brothers set out with great courage. After a while, Jack reached his true love, whom he found in the north. He gave her flowers and asked her to be his wife, but Thomas was wandering alone in the desolate forest. Eventually, he saw a small hut among the trees. He went in, but didn't see anyone. There's no one here. What do you mean there is no one? I'm here. What? A mouse was gently combing her mustache in a corner of the hut. You look disappointed. Okay, but you are a mouse, not a human. I came here to find the love of my life. The little mouse told Thomas that she could be the love of his life, but Thomas didn't believe it. Then I'm sorry. You won't find another girl in this forest. I'm the only one here to be your true love. But how can I trust you? I promise you, right now, with all my heart, I will be your princess. Thomas was impressed by these words and felt that somehow this must be his true love. That evening, the two brothers told their farmer father about the people they had met. Tell me, can the people you met cook well? Yes, she can cook. Then I ask each spouse to make me a loaf of bread. Along the way, Thomas went to the hut he had discovered in the woods, wondering if a mouse could make bread. He immediately asked the little mouse if she could make bread. Of course I can. Wait a little. The little mouse rang a silver triangular bell. Then a few mice came to her. The little mouse asked them for the best wheat grain they could find. As Thomas watched in amazement, one of the mice brought the best wheat grain. The little mouse made a delicious bread from this wheat grain. Thomas thanked the little mouse and returned home immediately. Big brother Jack brought his father a rye bread and Thomas a fresh wheat bread. Both of your breads look very good, but the freshest. Is the bread that Thomas brought. Tell me, Thomas, is your spouse a forest princess? The farmer told his sons that it was time to meet their wives. Thomas went to the little mouse's house with great joy. The little mouse, in her best attire, rang the silver triangular bell. A beautiful car with a driver came right before her. The little mouse got into the car and they drove home with Thomas. As they were moving along the road, they came across a rickety bridge built over the river. The mouse driver did not notice a stone on the bridge and it made the car bounce the mouse right into the river with her car. Oh no, my love, my love, what am I going to do now? Thomas wept on the bridge. And the tears fell into the deadly river waters below. A beautiful young lady appeared in front of him. She had silver hair and blue eyes. Thomas, it's okay, come with me or we'll be late. What? How? You? Yes, Thomas, it's me, your love. I've been under an evil spell for a long time. If your tears hadn't mixed with the river water, I would have remained a mouse for the rest of my life. Thanks to your love for me, I am a princess again, Thomas. Thomas and the beautiful princess finally arrived at Thomas's house. Thomas, my son, we are so glad you introduced us to such a lovely princess. It turns out that Thomas's luck was not due to the tree he cut, but to the fact that he was kind to every animal and human being he saw. From that day on, Thomas and the beautiful princess, who was once a mouse, lived happily together for a lifetime. Once upon a time, in a village far, far away, lived an old couple. This couple had a chubby cat named Milo. But he was not the only animal living in this house. A very large family of mice lived within the walls, running around the house in search of food. They were careful to not get caught by Milo. Catch! Caught it! Watch out, Milo is behind you. Every time the mice came out of their homes to get food, Milo tried to hunt them down. Huh, is everybody here? Gonzo? I'm here, Mama. Well, is my daughter Princess here? Yes, Mama. So now we can eat. Come on, kids. While the mouse family was eating their food, Milo watched their nest carefully. Kids, quit goofing around. Eat your meal. But just when Mommy Mouse said this, the grumpy Milo cat stuck his paw into the mouse hole. The mouse family raced around in a panic to escape. His speedy claw grabbed Princess by her tail. Help! He's got my tail! Just as Milo was about to eat Princess, her brother Ponko bravely rescued her. Unable to get what he wanted, the wild Milo grumbled and went back to his bed. The next day, the crowded mouse family held a meeting. No matter what we do, Milo moves so quietly that we can't figure out when or where he'll try to catch us. Yes, yes, right, right. So we must make a plan. While everyone was thinking long and hard, Gonzo had a brilliant idea. We're going to put a jingle bell collar on Milo so when he gets close to us, it will make a tinkling noise to alert us so we can hide. Brilliant! A perfect plan! I like that idea too, Gonzo. But what mouse is brave enough to put a jingle bell collar on a cat? I can't. I can never do it. It's okay. I can do it. Gonzo, it's so dangerous. I have a plan. The next night, Father Mouse secretly watched Milo the cat as Milo did his daily mischief. Eventually, the cat went to sleep and Father Mouse gave the signal for the plan to begin. First, one of the mice closed the lid of the pot that was on the stove so that Milo would not wake up by the smell of the food. Then, the other two mice plugged the cat's ears with small sponges so that Milo wouldn't wake from the sound of the jingle bell collar. And finally, the father, mother, and mouse siblings carefully held Gonzo by a thread and lowered him slowly towards Milo's head. Gonzo carefully slipped the jingle bell collar around Milo's neck without Milo noticing. When the plan was completed, the mouse family immediately went back to their home. And from that day on, whenever the grumpy Milo tried to hunt mice on the corners of the house, the mouse family heard the jingling bells and easily escaped from Milo. That was a perfect idea! One day, a mouse who lived in the city went to visit his friend. His friend had left the city a while back and began to live in the country. After his long journey, the city mouse had finally arrived next to his friend in the village. This place smells awful. How do you live in such a place? After a long and tiring walk, the city mouse finally arrived at his friend's field. The country mouse had made himself a house under the ground. This is where he lived. How does my friend live in such a bad environment? I still don't understand. The city mouse knocked on the door. The country mouse opened the door. He was very surprised and at the same time, he also was very happy to see his friend. Welcome, my friend! What brings you to this side of the town? I was bored from the city life. I've been meaning to come and see you and the way you live for some time now, but I can see that you're not all that happy. Says who? Why don't you come inside and I'll prepare something to eat? They both came in. The city mouse was amazed to see the inside of his house because the country mouse was living in a dark, small, airless, little hole. What a dark and tiny hole you have. How do you live here? The country mouse had prepared something for his friend to eat. On the table were a piece of cheese, lettuce, carrot and kernels of corn. Come on, my friend. Enjoy this dinner. The city mouse had a look at all that was on the table and said, You call this a feast? Back where we live, the mice won't turn and have a second look at this type of food. We have cakes, pastries, variety of cheese and meat. You can find anything you desire in the city. After the city mouse had finished his meal, they began to walk around the country mouse's hometown. The city mouse did not like where the country mouse was living at all. These type of places are not for my liking at all. It's very dirty and boring. You must visit my hometown one day. I should take you around the city. You must see it. I'm sure you won't come back here. The following morning, the two friends said their farewells. Soon after they had parted, the country mouse decided to visit his friend in the city. And so he began his journey. After a long journey, he arrived in the city. The country mouse arrived at his friend's house according to his friend's directions. The city mouse was living in an apartment. The country mouse was shocked when he saw where his friend was living. This huge house is yours? Not exactly. I'm sharing the house with the landlords. I'm very hungry. Show me that amazing feast you were talking about. The city mouse entered the kitchen, opened the fridge door, then took cheese, meat and a variety of vegetables and fruit. He put them on the table. And as they began to eat, they heard a cat meowing. The city mouse jumped to say, Oh no, the cat of the house heard us talking. We must hide. Follow me. Both mice entered a hole in the wall and got away. Out of breath, the country mouse asked, You live in the same house with a cat? Isn't this dangerous? It sure is. But this is the price I have to pay if I want to live in luxury and wealth. After a short while, the cat left the kitchen and they came out of the hole and continued to eat. A while later, they heard the street door open and the city mouse panicked. Come on, hurry up and run. The landlord came. Run before she sees us. The mice ran back to the little hole and the country mouse, out of breath, asked once again. This time, I don't know why we ran. The little landlord, doesn't she know you live here? Of course, she doesn't. People are very dangerous. How do you live in a house like this? Well, it has its days, of course, but I'm very happy living this way. Look at this. I can eat whatever I want, whenever I want. It's safe to go. Come on, let's continue eating. The country mouse got out of the hole, but as soon as he got out, he walked towards the door and began to complain. No, thank you, mister. I have lost my appetite. This much fear is enough for me. I'm leaving. Where are you going? I'm going back home. My house might not be rich, but I live in peace with my freedom. I'd rather live in peace and feel free than to live in fear all the time. And so, the country mouse returned to his poor lifestyle and continued to live happily. And he never returned to the city ever again.