The Friendship Race


 Once, in a colorful forest, there lived two very peculiar friends: Tula, the tortoise, and Leah, the hare. Tula was slow but very wise, while Leah was fast and full of energy. Despite their differences, they shared laughter and adventures every day.  

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The Friendship Race

 Once, in a colorful forest, there lived two very peculiar friends: Tula, the tortoise, and Leah, the hare. Tula was slow but very wise, whi...

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