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Each story can be repeated several times over several consecutive days to strengthen your baby's understanding and learning.
When sleeping, people's memory is the clearest and most solid, and listening to a story before going to bed can not only let the child fall asleep quietly, but also help improve the baby's understanding and promote intellectual development. Listening to stories with children every day can also deepen the communication and communication between parents and children, and improve children's sense of security.
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This is a very warm and touching story. Reluctant to leave his beloved little Osborne, Grandpa turned into a ghost and suddenly appeared in Osborne's room, sitting on his closet. Osborne didn't want Grandpa to keep wandering around like this, sighing. The book says that if there are still some things in the world that are not completed, people will become ghosts. Osborne thought that Grandpa might have forgotten something, so Osborne helped Grandpa find it, and while looking for it, Grandpa recalled his life... Eventually you'll know what Grandpa forgot.
There was a little boy named Aspen. Aspen's favorite was Grandpa Hoggle. But he didn't have a grandfather anymore. Grandpa died, and he suddenly fell down the street because of a heart attack.
Aspen was so sad that he lay on the table and cried incessantly.
That night, Mom sat at the head of Aspen's bed and whispered, "Grandpa has gone to heaven." "Heaven?" Aspen struggled to imagine what heaven would be like. "Yes, Grandpa became an angel." "Angel?" But Aspen couldn't imagine Grandpa turning into an angel. Does Grandpa have a pair of wings? Grandpa wearing a white robe horse? "Wouldn't it be better to think that way?" Mom touched her face and asked.
"No, not at all."
Grandpa's funeral is taking place in the church. "Hogel is a very, very family lover..." The priest in the black robe spoke a long time, but it did not make any sense. Grandpa lay in a coffin, surrounded by flowers. "Where are they going to send Grandpa?" Aspen asked in a low voice. "Grandpa is going to go underground," Dad went on, "Grandpa will turn into dirt and then he will slowly disappear." "But Aspen couldn't imagine Grandpa turning into dirt.
Aspen did not believe his parents, he felt: Grandpa would not become an angel, nor would he become earth. That night, Grandpa came back, and Grandpa suddenly came back!
Grandpa sat on Esben's cupboard, his eyes widening into the darkness.
"Grandpa?" Aspen cried, "What are you doing?" Aren't you dead? "No one told him that Grandpa would be back and would sit in his cupboard." I also thought I was dead. Grandpa said. "Oh, I see," said Aspen, "you've turned into a ghost!" "Ghost? No way! Grandpa cried out.
"If you don't believe me, let's give it a try!" Aceburn has a book about ghosts. The book says that the ghost can walk through any wall as long as he wants. "Okay, then I'll give it a try."
Grandpa said so and did the same.
He walked through the wall...
...... Walked back through the wall again.
"Wow, Grandpa!" Aspen said, "You've really turned into a ghost, that's so much fun!" ”
"Is it?" Grandpa shook his head, "I shouldn't be here, but I'm here, and this feeling is really unsettling!" "That night, Aspen didn't sleep at all. When it was almost dawn, Grandpa disappeared.
As soon as he closed his eyes, he was woken up by his mother and father.
Grandpa had turned into a ghost, and he had been with me all night. Aspen said. I also dreamed of Grandpa," Dad said, "and I dreamed of him walking through the wall and into our bedroom. "It's not a dream!" Grandpa can indeed walk through the walls because he is a ghost! "Oh, baby." Mom and Dad stroked his hair gently and said worriedly, "Don't go to kindergarten today, just stay home." ”
Aspen didn't understand why, but he was happy to stay home.
In the evening, Grandpa came again, as if he had made an appointment beforehand. "Grandpa, you try to say, 'Uh-huh, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa "Why?" "It's said on TV that ghosts are good at this." "Uh-huh, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
"Wow, it's so cold!" He cried out.
"I'm not happy at all, I can't always be a ghost." Grandpa said. Grandpa walked through the wall over and over again and walked back over and over again. Fascinated, he read the book about ghosts, which said that if a person forgot to do something while he was alive, he would become a ghost after he died. "Forgot something?" Aspen asked. "If only I knew!" Grandpa let out a long sigh, which gave Aspen goosebumps. "Then find it out!" Aspen said, "Have you forgotten about Grandpa's house?" ”
Aspen climbed out of the window, Grandpa, of course, through the wall.
They tiptoed all the way to Grandpa's past home.
The door, of course, was locked, but they all knew that the key was under the pot next to the door, as in the past.
"Do you remember?" As they spun around the house, Aspen asked, "Did you remember what you forgot?" ”
Grandpa looked at the pictures on the wall and said, "I want to come to a lot of things." ”
"When I was a little boy, my brother gave me his bike."
"The first kiss you got on a date with your grandma."
"We have your dad, he peed on my body"
"We had a cat but it smelled like a dog"
“……”
"I also remember the smell of strawberries I picked from the yard and the sailing showS I watched on TV."
"That's fine," said Aspen, "haven't you remembered something you forgot?" ”
"No," Grandpa said.
"Could it be your glasses?" Aspen reminded him.
"No."
"Dentures?"
"Or is it your toothbrush?"
"Ghosts don't use these things," Grandpa said, "and ghosts just keep wandering and sighing." ”
The next morning, Aspen was so sleepy that he couldn't open his eyes.
"Mom didn't sleep well either," mom said, "and I dreamed that Grandpa was barking, and it scared me so much that I even had my hair up." ”
"You're not dreaming," Aspen explained, "Grandpa's cry is quite terrible." ”
Hearing him say this, Dad and Mom looked at each other, and they thought it would be better for Aspen to stay at home today and not go to kindergarten.
This is exactly what he hoped: "So when Grandpa comes at night, I will be more energetic." ”
At night, Aspen and Grandpa walked around the town, hoping to remember something.
"Do you remember anything now?" Aspen asked.
"Too many." Grandpa said.
"I remembered that there was an elephant specimen in the museum. Watched a fierce boxing match at the stadium. Once I got drunk with my good friend Carl and got my head in a bucket. Take a taxi with your grandma to the airport just to fly to Morocco to see the dromedary camels. Worked in a rolling mill. I went to the Arctic Circle by boat. Eaten frogs. But it wasn't delicious at all. I always fantasized about skydiving from a plane, but I didn't pick it once. To hear the echo, shout at the valley. Put a letter in a bottle that will never be found. ......”
"It's too much." Aspen said, "But there's not the one you forgot, right?" ”
Grandpa shook his head.
At dinner the next morning, Aspen was even more sleepy, lying on his stomach on the table and falling asleep. Mom and Dad once again dismissed the idea of sending him to kindergarten.
"If this continues, Grandpa can only be a ghost all the time..." He kept yawning.
"Aspen, don't say anything more ghosts!"
"But..."
"Oh, my poor little fool!" Mom and Dad sent him back to bed, "It's just a dream because you miss Grandpa so much." Last night, we also dreamed of your grandfather, of you and him walking around the town. ”
Aspen knew Mom and Dad wouldn't believe it, and he fell asleep.
That night, Aspen had been waiting for Grandpa, but Grandpa had not come.
He climbed out of the window, quietly looked around the house, and called out, "Grandpa, Grandpa, where are you?" ”
He went to Grandpa's house again, and he went to the town, shouting as he went, but there was no Grandpa anywhere.
Finally, he returned to his room exhausted.
Unexpectedly, Grandpa was sitting on the cupboard, giggling at him.
"What's so funny?" Aspen asked, and he was a little angry.
"That thing is right under our noses," grandpa said, "it's something about you." ”
"Is it?"
"Think about it," said Grandpa, "everything about you and me. ”
"You always put sugar in the top drawer of the cupboard, you help me pile up the sand, when Grandma burns pork liver, we grimace next to it, and we talk foul where she can't hear." We went fishing, but none of them came. You tickle me so hard, I almost don't get choked to death by a lollipop, sometimes you have a smell of tobacco on you, and you sing a funny song about your ass..." Aceburn thought for a moment
"I remembered a lot of things, you took me to the playground, I almost threw up while riding the roller coaster, we dug a big pit in your garden for heat stroke, I kicked and kicked your tulips, you yelled at me. We saw three beautiful racing cars at the auto show. We fell asleep snoring while watching a boring movie. ”
"Ah, yes," grandpa said, "that's the thing. ”
"What?"
"I remember, I remembered what I forgot." Grandpa said, no longer smiling, "I forgot to say goodbye to you, my little Aspen!" ”
Grandpa and Aspen both cried.
Grandpa told Aspen that you should be a little nicer (and not too good-natured), and they said they should think about each other from time to time (but don't think about it all the time).
When Aspen said he was going to hang his grandfather's picture on the wall, Grandpa was so happy that he blew a breath into Aspen's ear, and the tip of his toes itched.
"Maybe I'm going to see your grandma again," he said, "and I'll say hello to her on your behalf." ”
Finally, Grandpa walked through the wall, into the garden, and onto the road.
Aspen stood at the window waving his hand,
He watched Grandpa disappear into the darkness, gone...
"All right," he breathed a sigh of relief and climbed onto the bed.
"I think I can go to kindergarten tomorrow."
Grandpa Became a Ghost [Denmark] Kim Ferperz Eksson / Picture [Sweden] Eva Eriksson