Bheema The Sleepy Head – Bheema just can’t seem to wake up in the mornings, how will she solve this problem? Another great free kids book in Creative Commons from StoryWeaver and Pratham.
By: Kiran Kasturia and Shweta Mohapatra
Text and Images from Bheema The Sleepy Head
Bheema loves to sleep and just cannot get up early.
Ramu, the washerman, scolds Bheema often.
One day, Gauri, the cow, asked him, “Bheema, why are you so sad?”
Bheema said, “I cannot get up early and Ramu shouts at me every day. Will you wake me up every morning, please?” “Yes, I will, ” said Gauri. Early next morning, Gauri mooed loudly, but Bheema did not wake up.
Coming back from the river in the evening, Bheema met Moti, the dog.
“I can never get up in the morning on time. Will you wake me up?” Bheema asked Moti.
“Yes, I will, ” said Moti and the next morning he barked and barked but did Bheema wake up? No Sir!
That evening Bheema met Cheenu, the rooster.
He said to Cheenu, “You crow in the morning and everybody wakes up. Will you wake me up too?”
Cheenu agreed. The next morning, Cheenu crowed long and loud, but Bheema did not wake up.
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gopal writes:
Very nice story.. bro
Iliana writes:
Bheema reminds me of myself because I don’t want to get up in the morning to get ready for school.
Shivangi writes:
Superb book… Worth a read
joy writes:
it was a great story and teaches a very important lesson don’t give up
Saanvi Singh writes:
That is a very creative book!
Kim, Chang hyun writes:
Good Story, Easy to Read, but rather short
Susan writes:
Wonderful story to some have problem of waking up, thanks for sharing!
shreeya writes:
I think this was very funny especially when all the big animals could not wake up a donkey and the fly just came the donkey’s nose and he woke the donkey up.
Pallavi writes:
Its a lovely story..!!!!