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It narrates the tale of a mouse whose life is spared by a lion, with the mouse promising to return the favor. True to its word, the mouse later rescues the lion when it becomes ensnared in a hunter's net. The story emphasizes the moral that even the smallest creatures can be great friends and offer significant help, regardless of size disparity. The book is illustrated by Gail McIntosh, with English narration by Mia Fothergill, and an eBook layout and audio editing by SIL-Education for Life. It is based on an original work by the Core Knowledge Foundation and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License, allowing for non-commercial use, adaptation, and distribution under the same terms.","The Lion and the Mouse  \nEnglish Story Book  \n1  \nOne day a little mouse was scampering about. The mouse accidently ran across the paw of a sleeping lion.  \n2  \nThe angry lion awoke and captured the mouse in his great, big, furry paws.  \n3  \nThe lion was just about to eat the mouse when the tiny creature cried out,“Please set me free. One day I will return your kindness.”  \nSo the lion released the mouse.  \n4  \nA little while later, the mouse heard what sounded like angry roars. The mouse followed the sounds and discovered the lion, trapped in a net made of ropes. Though frightened, the mouse was determined to keep his promise.  \n5  \nUsing his sharp teeth, the mouse made a hole in the net. 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