Tod The Guinea Pig - Funny Bedtime story for kids, Nursery Story
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Once upon a time, in a small house in the countryside, there lived a guinea pig named Tod. Tod was not your ordinary guinea pig, he was quite mischievous and had a great sense of humor. One day, Tod decided that he wanted to throw a party for all the animals in the neighborhood. He quickly ran around inviting everyone he could find, from the mice to the cows. As the day of the party approached, Tod became more and more excited. He even made his own party hat out of a piece of lettuce. When the day finally arrived, Tod made sure everything was perfect. He had set up a dance floor, a buffet of food, and even created a photo booth. The party was a huge success, and everyone was having a great time. Tod was the life of the party, telling jokes and performing silly tricks. But then, disaster struck. The buffet table collapsed, sending food flying everywhere! Tod quickly sprang into action, trying to save as much food as he could. But in the chaos, he accidentally got covered in jelly. Feeling embarrassed and sticky, Tod decided to take a bath. But as he was washing himself, he realized that the jelly had turned into glue! He was completely stuck in the bathtub. Tod started to panic, not knowing what to do. He tried to wiggle out, but he was stuck fast. Just as he was about to give up hope, he heard a familiar voice outside. It was his best friend, a mouse named Jerry. Jerry had come to check on him and was surprised to find him stuck in the bathtub. Together, they came up with a plan to free Tod. Jerry went to get some butter, while Tod held his breath. When Jerry returned, he smeared the butter all over Tod's fur. With a squirm and a wiggle, Tod was finally free! He was so grateful to Jerry for helping him out of a sticky situation. From that day on, Tod learned to be a bit more careful with his party planning. He still loved to have fun and tell jokes, but he made sure to keep the food on sturdy tables. And he always made sure to have some butter on hand, just in case.