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    The Very Hungry Spider

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    The story is about a hungry spider who catches flies in her web but refuses to eat them, claiming they are disgusting. The flies try to convince the spider to try eating one, arguing that she doesn't actually know if they taste bad since she has never tried. Near starvation, the spider finally agrees to try one and discovers they are delicious. The moral of the story is one should try new things before rejecting them.

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    The Very Hungry Spider

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    The story is about a hungry spider who catches flies in her web but refuses to eat them, claiming they are disgusting. The flies try to convince the spider to try eating one, arguing that she doesn't actually know if they taste bad since she has never tried. Near starvation, the spider finally agrees to try one and discovers they are delicious. The moral of the story is one should try new things before rejecting them.

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    The story is about a hungry spider who catches flies in her web but refuses to eat them, claiming they are disgusting. The flies try to convince the spider to try eating one, arguing that she doesn't actually know if they taste bad since she has never tried. Near starvation, the spider finally agrees to try one and discovers they are delicious. The moral of the story is one should try new things before rejecting them.

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    The Very Hungry Spider

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    The story is about a hungry spider who catches flies in her web but refuses to eat them, claiming they are disgusting. The flies try to convince the spider to try eating one, arguing that she doesn't actually know if they taste bad since she has never tried. Near starvation, the spider finally agrees to try one and discovers they are delicious. The moral of the story is one should try new things before rejecting them.

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    THE VERY HUNGRY SPIDER

    ONE SUNNY MORNING A SPIDER WAS WAITING FOR A SNACK. A


    LITTLE FLY FLEW INTO HER WEB WITH A WHACK.
    ‘OH. NOOOO.. COME ONNN. I’M SPIDER FOOD.’

    THE SPIDER SAW WHAT SHE CAUGHT AND SHE WAS IN A BAD
    MOOOOOD.
    ‘YUCK..YUCK YUCK JUST MY LUCK. ‘
    ‘OH A FLEA… WOULD HAVE BEEN A TREAT. ‘

    ‘BUT NOOO FLIES.. I WILL NOT, CAN NOT EAT. ‘

    THE FLY WAS CONFIOUS.


    ‘HEY, WHAT’S WRONG WITH FLIES.’
    THE SPIDER SHIRKED, ‘OH DISGUSTING’.
    ‘JUST LOOK AT THOSE EYES.’

    THE NEXT DAY THE HUNGRY SPIDER WAS WAITING FOR A


    SNACK.
    A LITTLE FLY FLEW INTO HER WEB WITH A WHACK.
    ‘OH. NOOO. ‘
    ‘COME ON, THIS CAN’T BE HAPPENING TO ME.
    I’M A SPIDER FOOD.’

    THE SPIDER SAW WHAT SHE CAUGHT AND SHE WAS IN A


    BAAAD MOOOD.
    ‘ YUCK YUCK YUCK JUST MY LUCK.’
    ‘OH A MOTH. WOULD HAVE BEEN A TREAT’.
    ‘BUT NO, .. FLIES I WILL NOT, CAN NOT EAT.’
    THE FLIES WERE UPSET.
    ‘HEY, WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU CAN NOT EAT? ‘
    THE SPIDER SHIRKED,
    ‘OH.. JUST LOOK AT THOSE FEET. ‘

    THE NEXT DAY THE VERY HUNGRY SPIDER WAS WAITING FOR A
    SNACK. A LITTLE FLY FLEW INTO HER WEB WITH A WHACK.
    ‘OH, NOOO.. WHY CAN’T I MOVE? .’
    ‘ I’M SPIDER FOOD.’

    THE SPIDER SAW WHAT SHE CAUGHT AND SHE WAS IN A BAD
    MOOD.
    ‘YUCK YUCK JUST MY LUCK’.
    ‘OH A LADYBUG, WOULD HAVE BEEN A TREAT. ‘
    ‘BUT NO, FLIES. I WILL NOT, CAN NOT EAT. ‘

    THE FLIES WERE PUZZLED.


    LOOK HERE SPIDER.
    ‘HAVE YOU EVEN TRY EATING A FLY? ‘
    THE SPIDER SHRIEKED,
    ‘NEVER NEVER NEVER. I WOULD RATHER DIE’.

    THE NEXT DAY THE STARVING, ALMOST DEAD SPIDER WAS


    WAITING FOR A SNACK.
    A LITTLE FLY FLEW INTO HER WEB WITH A WHACK.
    ‘OH, NO. THIS CAN’T BE HAPPENING TO ME. ‘
    ‘NO, NOT A SPIDER FOOD.’

    THE SPIDER SAW WHAT SHE CAUGHT AND SHE WAS IN A BAD
    MOOD.
    ‘YUCK YUCK YUCK JUST MY LUCK.’
    ‘OH A BEE … WOULD HAVE BEEN A TREAT.’
    ‘BUT NO, FLIES I WILL NOT, CAN NOT EAT. ‘

    THE FLIES WERE BUZZING MAD.


    ‘YOU CAN’T SAY WE TASTE BAD.’
    ‘WHEN YOU DON’T KNOW ITS TASTE’
    ‘YOU GOT TO AT LEAST GIVE US A TRY. ‘
    ‘ELSE YOU’RE JUST FEEDING YOURSELF LIES.’
    ‘ YOUR MOUTH MAY OPEN YOUR EYES.’

    THE SPIDER DID NOT SHRIEK OR RUN AWAY.


    SHE JUST THOUGHT AND THOUGHT
    AND FINALLY SHE SAID
    ‘YOU’RE RIGHT. I DON’T KNOW UNLESS I TRY. ‘

    THE FLIES CHEERED.


    ‘YEAAAAA. WE’LL SHOW YOU.’

    THE NEXT DAY A FAT SPIDER WAS WAITING FOR A SNACK.


    A LITTLE FLY FLEW INTO HER WEB WITH A WHACK.
    ‘OH NOOO. I DON’T WANT TO BE SPIDER FOOD. ‘

    THE SPIDER RUSHED OUT.


    ‘NO, IT’S YUMMY FOOD. ‘
    AND YES. THANK TO THE FLIES SHE WAS IN A GOOD MOOD.
    ALMOST THERE. SO CLOSE.

    THE MORAL THAT WE CAN FIND FROM THIS STORY IS…


    NOTHING VENTURED NOTHING GAIN..WE SHOULD TRY HARD
    BEFORE PUSHING SOMETHING ASIDE

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