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Two eggs hatch into tiny baby birds, but the third egg does not show any movement. While the mother bird searches for food and returns to raise the two chicks, she continues to wait, worry, and stay beside the unhatched egg. The narrative emphasizes patience, care, and hopeful protection as night falls and the nest remains illuminated.","English, Tok Pisin  \nA5-The Last Egg  \nLaspela Kiau  \nWritten by Apo Yosman Illustrated by Abria Carroll  \nWorkshop for the Blind and Deaf-September 2021 eBook layout by SIL-Education for Life  \nThis book is also available as a 'Talking Book'. You can read and listen to it on your phone/tablet. Download 'Talking Books' [on ](on www.mytalkingbooks.org)[www.mytalkingbooks.org](on www.mytalkingbooks.org)  \nEnglish, Tok Pisin  \nPapua New Guinea  \nMother Bird sat on her three eggs. They were safely tucked inside a nest high up in a very tall tree.  \nMama Pisin sindaun antap long kiau bilong em. Antap trulong diwai, mama i slip wantaim ol kiau bilong en long haus bilong em, na em mekim hot long ol kiau.  \nOne morning, she heard two of the eggs begin to crack! Out came two tiny baby birds.  \nWanpela monin, Mama Pisin em harim tupela kiau wok long bruk! Tupela liklik bebi pisin i bon na kamaut.  \nMother Bird waited for the third egg to hatch, but there was no movement. She felt sorry for the third egg.  \nMama Pisin i weitim namba tri kiau long bruk, tasol nogatsain long kiau long bruk. Mama Pisin em i wari long dispelakiau.  \nMother Bird flew away to find food for her two babies. She returned and fed them, and they were very happy.  \nMama Pisin i go aut gen long painim kaikai bilong tupelabebi pisin bilong en. Na em i kisim ol kaikai i kam na givim tupela liklik pisin na tupela amamas.  \nStill, the third egg had not hatched.  \nTasol namba tri kiau i no luk redi long bruk.  \nThe day came when the two baby birds were strong enough to fly. Mother Bird watched them leap from the nest and flap their wings. They happily flew to a tree nearby.  \nTupela bebi pisin kisim strong, na taim bilong ol long redi long plai. Mama bilong ol i was na lukluk long ol apim pulna lusim haus na plai. Na ol amamas na plai i go long wanpela diwai klostu.  \nBut the third egg still had not hatched. Mother Bird stayed with her third egg. She was very worried.  \nMama em wari yet, olsem namba tri kiau i no bruk. Mama ino lusim dispela kiau. Em i stap long haus wantaim.  \nThat night Mother Bird fell asleep. The moon in the night sky cast a soft light over the nest.  \nLong nait, mun em lait i kam antap long ples, na haus tu istap long lait. 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