Mickey Mouse & Friends - A Perfect Picnic is a read along story book, it’s read to you aloud, kids can read along with the story. It’s also Ideal for bedtime stories. Read Aloud Story Books for Kids, children, toddlers, babies, kindergarten.
Mickey and Friends. A Perfect Picnic. It was a beautiful spring day. The sun was
shining and the birds were singing. Mickey and Pluto were planning a picnic
in the park. I have an idea, Mickey said. We should invite our friends to the
picnic. We can all enjoy the sunshine and share our favorite foods.
Mickey called Goofy. Pluto and I are having a picnic, he told his friend. Would
you like to come? Goofy agreed. A picnic was a great way to spend the day. Bring
your favorite fruit, your favorite sandwich, and your favorite drink, Mickey
said. Then everyone can trade baskets. Next, Mickey visited Minnie. We are having
a picnic, he told her. Minnie was excited. She could not wait to share her
favorite foods. Soon Mickey found Donald and Daisy. A picnic sounds like a great
idea, Daisy said. I know just what to make, Donald added. At home, Donald started his
lunch. He took out two pieces of bread to make a sandwich. He got out his favorite
drink. Then he chose a piece of fruit. But as he looked at the food, Donald
began to get hungry. I do not want to share my lunch, he thought. I want to eat
it myself. Minnie was making lunch, too. She put her drink into a jug. She packed
a piece of fruit. Then she made her favorite sandwich, peanut butter. As she
got ready, Minnie started to wonder if she would like the other lunches. I do
not want to share my lunch, she thought. I want to eat it myself. Daisy was excited
about sharing her lunch with her friends. She hummed to herself as she packed her
sandwich and drink. Then she picked up a banana. Daisy thought of someone else
eating her favorite fruit. I do not want to share my lunch, she thought. I want to
eat it myself. Over at Goofy's house, the kitchen was very messy. Goofy was making
lemonade to take to the picnic. He was soaking wet and covered in lemon juice.
Goofy tasted his lemonade. It was delicious. This is my best lemonade ever,
he thought. I do not want to share it. I want to drink it all by myself. Mickey
did not know that his friends had changed their minds. He was busy packing
his basket. Is that everything, Pluto? he asked. Pluto barked and whined. Thanks for
reminding me, Mickey said. I would not want to forget your lunch. Mickey finished
filling his basket and went to the park. As he walked, he sang to himself. Mickey's
friends were waiting for him. They all had baskets of food, but they did not
look happy. What is wrong? Mickey asked. I do not want to share my lunch, Donald
said. What if I do not like the lunch I get? Minnie asked. Daisy and Goofy agreed.
Everyone wanted to eat their own favorite foods. I guess we do not have to
trade, Mickey said. Minnie looked at Mickey. He looked very sad. She handed him
her basket. I will trade with you, Mickey, she said. Mickey's friends saw that Minnie
had made Mickey happy. They wanted to make Mickey happy, too. Will someone trade
with me? Donald asked, holding out his lunch. Soon, they had all swapped baskets.
Mickey laid out a blanket. Minnie passed out plates. Goofy handed out napkins. Daisy
gave everyone a cup. Donald set out forks. Finally, it was time to eat. Mickey opened
his basket first. He started to laugh. Donald looked in his basket and laughed,
too. Everyone had packed lemonade and peanut butter sandwiches. But each basket
had a different fruit. Donald had a pineapple. Daisy had grapes. Minnie had an
orange. Goofy had a banana. Mickey had an apple. How can we share our fruit? Minnie
asked. I have an idea, Mickey said. Leave it to me. While everyone ate their
sandwiches and drank their lemonade, Mickey cut up the fruit. He put it all in
a bowl and mixed it together. It was a big fruit salad. Now everyone could try
their friends' favorite fruits. What a great way to share what we like best,
Daisy said. Mickey's friends agreed as they ate their dessert. It was the perfect end to a
perfect picnic.
