In this Slow English Listening Practice Story (A1–A2 Level), a sad and emotional family situation happens when a girl realizes that her sister got a birthday party… but she got forgotten 💔
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A family celebrates Zoe's sixth birthday, completely overlooking that it is also her older sister Emma's ninth birthday. After a day of feeling invisible, Emma's mother realizes the mistake and makes amends with a heartfelt apology and a personalized celebration, while Zoe shows maturity by gifting her birthday crown to her sister.
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Today is also my birthday, but in this house, everyone is celebrating Zoe. No one even remembers
me. Good morning! Big day today! Zoe is six! Come down, everyone! It is my prey! I am six!
I am six years old today! Good morning, Zoe. Emma, I am six! Did you see the balloons? Mom put
There she is! My birthday girl! Six years old! Come here! Good morning, Dad. I like chocolate
cake, not strawberry. Dad! Will the bouncy castle come? You said maybe. Is it coming?
We'll see, sweetie. It might be on its way. I hope so! Zoe! Baby! Go upstairs and put your
birthday dress on right now! Guests come at 12! Go! Go! After breakfast. She will say they had
breakfast. My birthday baby! Six years old! Oh, you look like a little princess! Come to Grandma!
I missed you too, my sweet girl! This is the best birthday! Hi, Grandma. Emma! Look at you,
so grown up! Are you having a good time at your little sister's party? Oh, I see the balloons!
Mom, look! Paper flowers on the wall! Oh, it is all pink and purple. Emma, good! You are here. Can
you get the napkins from the kitchen, please? Pink ones on the counter. Emma, come on! We are going to
do the pass the parcel game! You have to play! I'm coming! Three more hours. Cake is at three o'clock.
Mom will say it then. Okay, everyone! Cake time! Come to the table! Let us sing for our birthday girl!
Happy birthday to you! Happy birthday to you! Happy birthday, dear Zoe! It is still my birthday.
Even if no one knows, it is still mine. Where is that girl? I have not seen Emma for 20 minutes.
Sarah, I cannot find Emma. Where is she? Oh, she was just here. She is probably upstairs.
She is fine. Sarah, what day is today? Oh, oh no! Oh, no, no, no, no! It is also Emma's birthday!
I forgot. I actually forgot my own daughter's birthday. Sarah, she is upstairs right now.
Go to your daughter. Everything else can wait. I did. I forgot. I am so sorry, Emma. I am so,
so sorry, my love. I waited all morning, Mom. I thought you were going to surprise me.
I kept waiting. You should have had a surprise. You deserved it. I failed you today, baby. I am
so sorry. I am not angry at Zoe. Zoe did not know. It is not Zoe's fault. I know, my love.
This is only my fault. Only mine. I found this at the corner shop. Chocolate. She told me once
she likes chocolate. Blue candles. She always picks blue. I noticed that. One, two, three,
four, five, six. Nine candles. One for each year. She is nine years old today and I almost missed
it. Daddy, is that cake for Emma? Is today also Emma's birthday? Yes, sweetheart. Today is also
Emma's birthday. We forgot and we are going to make it right. Then I want to give Emma my crown
because she waited all day and she never said anything mean. She is a very good sister. That
is so sweet, Zoe. Emma will love it. Zoe, that is the kindest thing I have ever seen anyone do.
I am so proud of you, sweetheart. Nine blue candles for nine years. Let us go. Are you ready?
Ma, we have something for you, sweetheart. Go on. Open the door. Happy birthday, dear Ma.
Happy birthday to you. Emma, this crown is for you because you waited the whole day and you sang at
my cake and you never said anything mean. You are the best sister. You are my best sister in the
whole world. I am your only sister. Time for the birthday wish. Go on. Make a wish, Zoe.
You are my best best sister in the whole world. I am your only sister. That is exactly why you
are the best one. Okay, birthday girl. Nine blue candles. They are not going to wait forever. Come
and make your wish.