This is Ria. Welcome to Little Stories for Tiny People.

Oh, you're not tiny? You're a dinosaur? Man, I was really off that time.

Today we are joined by my neighbor, Ramona the Rabbit. Ramona lives just down the street

for me in a hole with her family. Thanks for coming, neighbor. A strange thing happened just

before we started recording. Ramona had a bite of my chickpea spinach salad, and then her

little rabid lips got all red and itchy. She carries some medicine with her because this has

happened before, but it's just now kicking in, so she's still not in the mood to talk.

Ramona, there are some foods I can't eat either, and my son also can't eat certain foods.

What about you at home? Are there any foods you can't eat? What about your friends? Well,

I'll bet you know somebody or will meet somebody very soon who can't eat certain foods.

Today's story is about just that. It's called Little Rabbit can't eat clover.

So, tiny people, dinosaurs, and Ramona, let's listen to our story. Okay, here we go.

After dinner one night, Little Rabbit's tummy started aching. He clutched his furry torso with his

paws and moaned. Little Rabbit's dad hopped over.

You don't look so hot, he said. Let's have you lie down.

Dad brought Little Rabbit to his bed and tucked him in. There was probably something you ate.

Dad brought Little Rabbit a cup of hot tea and then sat beside him until he fell asleep.

He'll feel better when the sun comes up. Dad assured himself.

The next day, Little Rabbit did feel better. He went to school and when it came time for show and

tell, Little Rabbit showed off the four leaf clover he'd found in the field near his home.

The other little rabbits were impressed. Well, what are you going to do with it now?

His friend sissly asked him when show and tell was over.

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