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The story details a rabbit's desire to attend an exclusive party for animals with horns. Ingeniously, the rabbit procures a set of horns and joins the festivities, enjoying food, drink, and dancing. However, his deception is revealed when he falls asleep and the horns detach, exposing his true identity. The other animals then react by physically elongating his ears as a consequence for his trickery. The tale was transcribed in 2013 by students from Universidade Pedagógica-Maxixe, Mozambique, and edited by their English teacher, Ingrid Schechter. It was published by Saide, South African Institute for Distance Education, as part of their African Storybook initiative. The copyright is held by Mozambican Writers, with a clear statement allowing commercial use, adaptation, and addition to the work, provided the original copyright and credits are maintained. The narrative explores themes of belonging, deception, and the consequences of dishonesty through a simple, engaging animal fable suitable for children.","Rabbit Goes to a Party  \nWriter: Mozambican folktale Illustration: Hélder de Paz Alexandre  \nEnglish Animal Stories  \nRabbit Goes to a Party  \nWriter: Mozambican folktale Illustration: Hélder de Paz Alexandre  \nEnglish  \nRabbit Goes to a Party  \nWriter: Mozambican folktale  \nIllustration: Hélder de Paz Alexandre  \nThis story was written down in 2013 by students at Universidade PedagógicaMaxixe, Mozambique, from their memory of what was told at home, and edited by their English teacher, Ingrid Schechter.  \nSaide, South African Institute for Distance Education [www.africanstorybook.org](www.africanstorybook.org)  \nA Saide Initiative  \nCopyright © 2014, Mozambican Writers  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nOnce upon a time, the animals decided to have a party. But it was not for all of them. It was only for the animals that had horns.  \nThe rabbit was getting ready for the party. But then he found out that the party was not for everyone . It was just for animals with horns.  \nThe rabbit went somewhere and got some horns. Then he put them on his head and went to the party.  \nDuring the party the rabbit ate and drank and danced.  \nThis made him tired and he fell down in the sun . But while the rabbit was sleeping, the horns fell off!  \nThen all the animals discovered that the rabbit was not the kind of animal they wanted. 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