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The narrative unfolds on a windy day, highlighting the challenges presented by the weather, particularly to Wagi's wig. Despite the strong winds and the potential for his wig to get very wet and muddy, Wagi remains optimistic and happy. The story emphasizes resilience and a positive attitude, suggesting that even in adverse conditions, one can maintain happiness and strive for success, as Wagi is determined to \"win\" despite his predicament. The story also includes elements of cultural insight, referencing Huli wigmen and their traditional attire, known as \"bilas.\" The text is presented in both English and Tok Pisin, indicating its origin or intended audience. The story is accompanied by discussion questions designed to engage young readers, prompting them to consider themes of weather, emotions, cultural practices, and the use of language. These questions encourage critical thinking, prediction, and creative retelling, making the story a valuable educational tool. The work is attributed to Alison Gee and Richard Jones, with illustrations by Sona and Jacob, and the electronic version supported by SIL-PNG Education for Life. The creative commons license allows for sharing and adaptation under specific conditions.","Wagi the Happy Huli  \nWagi Em Wanpela Amamas Huli  \nPNG-Decodables v1 .0  \nEnglish  \nWagi is a happy Huli. Wagi wears a wig.  \nIt is a windy day.  \nIt is a very windy day. Hold onto your wig, Wagi!  \nWagi is in the mud, the very wet mud.  \nWagi’s wig will get very wet.  \nBut Wagi is a happy Huli wigman.  \nEven with a wet wig he will win.  \nQuestions about the story  \n1. Have you heard of Huli wigmen before? What is special about their bilas*?  \n2. What was the weather like in the story?  \n3. Is Wagi happy or sad? Why?  \n4. What do think Wagi is about to do next? What will he “win”?  \n5. What do you need to wear on a wet and windy day?  \n6. Draw pictures of other words that begin with /w/.  \n7. This story is about a happy person. Other stories are about a sad character. Which other pairs of opposite words can you think of? For example: dark/light.  \n8. Retell the story for a hot and sunny day. Would this make Wagi happy?  \n* bilas means finery or a showy costume (in Tok Pisin)  \nWagi the Happy Huli Wagi Em Wanpela Amamas Huli  \nWritten by Alison Gee and Richard Jones originally produced by Voluntary Service Overseas Illustrated by Sona and Jacob  \nEnglish narration by Missy Smith Tok Pisin narration by Timothy Kukumbu  \neBook layout and audio recording by SIL-PNG Education for Life  \nEnglish  \nCopyright © 2021, SIL-PNG Education for Life  \n[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/)  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work, but you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license to this one. 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