**images for the following children's book text: Once upon a time, in a meadow so green, Lived a little lamb named Lily, oh so keen. She frolicked and played with joy every day, But something important she had yet to learn, they say. Lily had friends, both big and small, From cows to bunnies, they were loved by all. But Lily, you see, had a little flaw, She didn't quite understand the friendship law. One sunny morning, as flowers bloomed, Lily set out on an adventure, undoomed. She skipped and she hopped, feeling light as a feather, When she met a duckling, alone by the pond's weather. "Quack! Quack! Little lamb, will you be my friend?" The duckling asked with a hopeful little blend. Lily hesitated, unsure what to do, For she didn't yet know how to be a good friend, too. But a wise old owl, perched on a tree, Saw Lily's confusion and flew down with glee. "My dear little lamb, let me share with you, The secret of friendship, so pure and true." "Friendship, my dear, is a gift from the heart, It's about being kind, right from the start. Listen and learn, and you will see, How to be a good friend, just like you ought to be." Lily followed the owl, her heart full of wonder, As they traveled through the meadow, over and under. They met a shy rabbit, hiding in the tall grass, Who needed a friend, someone to make him laugh. Lily showed kindness, with a warm, gentle smile, They played games together, mile after mile. She listened to his stories, both silly and grand, And realized that friendship was taking a hand. Next, they encountered a cow, sad and alone, Whose favorite chew toy was far, far from home. Lily shared her toys and made the cow grin, With each act of kindness, a friendship would begin. Through adventures and laughter, Lily soon learned, That friendship was [...]** - Image #3 <@765318564852006923>
images for the following childrens book text Once upon a time, in a meadow so green, Lived a little lamb named Lily, oh so keen. She frolicked and played with joy every day, But something important she had yet to learn, they say. Lily had friends, both big and small, From cows to bunnies, they were loved by all. But Lily, you see, had a little flaw, She didnt quite understand the friendship law. One sunny morning, as flowers bloomed, Lily set out on an adventure, undoomed. She skipped and she hopped, feeling light as a feather, When she met a duckling, alone by the ponds weather. Quack Quack Little lamb, will you be my friend? The duckling asked with a hopeful little blend. Lily hesitated, unsure what to do, For she didnt yet know how to be a good friend, too. But a wise old owl, perched on a tree, Saw Lilys confusion and flew down with glee. My dear little lamb, let me share with you, The secret of friendship, so pure and true. Friendship, my dear, is a gift from the heart, Its about being kind, right from the start. Listen and learn, and you will see, How to be a good friend, just like you ought to be. Lily followed the owl, her heart full of wonder, As they traveled through the meadow, over and under. They met a shy rabbit, hiding in the tall grass, Who needed a friend, someone to make him laugh. Lily showed kindness, with a warm, gentle smile, They played games together, mile after mile. She listened to his stories, both silly and grand, And realized that friendship was taking a hand. Next, they encountered a cow, sad and alone, Whose favorite chew toy was far, far from home. Lily shared her toys and made the cow grin, With each act of kindness, a friendship would begin. Through adventures and laughter, Lily soon learned, That friendship was ...