This story follows a rabbit who spends his time reading while the other animals play together in the forest. Because he keeps to himself, he is often overlooked and left out.

When the lion becomes dangerously ill after eating a poisonous mushroom, the animals realize they need the rabbit’s knowledge. His understanding of plants and mushrooms allows him to help the lion recover, changing how the others see him.

Written for confident readers, the story uses clear language and longer sentences to support comprehension without slowing the pace. The message unfolds naturally through the events of the story, allowing children to connect reading with understanding, usefulness, and belonging.

How This Fits in the Series
This Level 3 book is designed for readers who are comfortable reading independently and ready for fuller stories with clear cause-and-effect and meaningful outcomes.

Who It’s For

• Children reading Armenian confidently on their own
• Families moving beyond Level 2 storybooks
• Readers ready for longer sentences and complete story arcs
• Not intended for beginning or early readers

Dialects / Languages

• Available in Eastern Armenian
• Available in Western Armenian
  
  (Indicated by “E” or “W” on the cover)

• Format: Physical book
• Total pages: 24
• Binding: Saddle-stitched
• Size: 6" × 9"
• Age range: 6–8
• Dialects / Languages: Eastern Armenian, Western Armenian
• Theme: Reading, animals, knowledge
• Use: Home reading, classroom support
• Production location: Printed in the U.S.A.