The Girl who Giggled at Leopards R. (Rollin) D. Nordgren Senior Program Director of Elementary

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The Girl who Giggled at Leopards R. (Rollin) D. Nordgren Senior Program Director of ElementaryA little girl called Scarlett giggles whenever she sees a leopard. One leopard takes offence at this apparent insult to his ferocity: he roars very loudly to frighten her, but Scarlett just giggles all the more. Eventually, she explains to the leopard that she only giggles because she is so frightened of him; she tells him she thinks leopards are even fiercer than lions. The leopard is won over by her honestly confessing her fear and they become great