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The Lost Mountain Adventure

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One bright and sunny morning, four friends—Peter, Linda, Pepe, and Lucas—set off on an adventure. They were all tourists, visiting the beautiful mountains together. Each of them was excited to explore and see all the tall trees, big rocks, and winding trails.

Peter, the oldest, led the way. He wore his blue jacket and had a big map in his hands. “I know exactly where we’re going,” Peter said confidently. Linda, with her blonde pigtails and pink sweater, smiled and followed behind him. Pepe, who loved nature and had curly black hair, wore his green hoodie and carried a small backpack. He liked looking at the birds and the flowers along the path. Lucas, the youngest, wore a bright yellow jacket and was always ready to run ahead, full of energy.

The friends were having a great time. They laughed and pointed at the tall trees, listening to the birds singing above them. The mountain air was fresh, and the sunlight made everything look shiny and bright.

“We’re going to see the best view at the top of the mountain,” Peter said as they walked.

But after a while, something strange happened. The path they were following started to twist and turn, and the trees looked bigger than before. The trail became steeper, and soon, they couldn’t see where they had come from.

“I think we might be lost,” said Linda, her eyes wide as she looked around.

Peter stopped and looked at the map. He turned it one way, then another, but the map didn’t seem to match what they were seeing. The tall trees, the rocks, the winding path—they all looked the same!

“I thought I knew the way,” Peter said, scratching his head.

Pepe, always calm and thoughtful, looked around. “Don’t worry. We can figure this out together,” he said. “Maybe we should try and find a clue.”

Lucas, who was jumping around excitedly, pointed at a big rock. “Look! There’s something written on that rock!”

The friends hurried over to the rock, where there were some strange markings. Pepe bent down and looked closely.

“These look like directions!” he said. “It says, ‘Follow the path where the sun shines the brightest.’”

They all looked up at the sky. The sun was high above them, but one side of the trail seemed to have more light shining through the trees.

“That must be the way!” said Linda.

So, the friends decided to follow the sunlit path. They walked carefully, making sure to stay close together. As they went further, they saw more signs—little carvings on trees and more markings on rocks. Each sign pointed them in the right direction.

“This is fun!” Lucas said, skipping ahead. “It’s like a treasure hunt!”

As they continued, the trail started to look different. The trees became shorter, and the path was less steep. They could hear the sound of a stream flowing nearby, and birds chirped happily in the trees.

“We must be getting closer to the right way,” Peter said, feeling more confident.

But then, the path split into two. One side led down into a dark, shady area, while the other side looked bright and open. The friends stopped and looked at each other.

“Which way should we go?” asked Linda.

Pepe thought for a moment. “The sunlit path has helped us so far. Maybe we should stick with it.”

The friends nodded and followed the brighter path. Soon, they saw something amazing. There was a big open field at the top of the hill, and from there, they could see the entire mountain range. The view was incredible! The trees, the sky, and the mountains stretched out before them, and the sun made everything glow.

“We made it!” Peter shouted, jumping up and down.

Linda and Lucas clapped their hands, and Pepe smiled. They had found their way to the top of the mountain after all.

“This is the best adventure ever!” Lucas said, spinning around in the grass.

The friends sat down on the soft grass, looking out at the view. They felt proud of themselves for working together and finding their way, even when they thought they were lost.

“Next time, we should bring even more friends!” Linda said with a big smile.

“And more snacks,” Pepe added, laughing.

As the sun began to set, the friends started their journey back down the mountain, this time feeling confident that they knew the way. They followed the path back, still full of excitement from their adventure. And though they had gotten lost for a little while, they knew that, with friends by their side, they could always find their way home.

This story of Peter, Linda, Pepe, and Lucas is full of fun and adventure, showing how working together can help overcome any challenge.

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Soy Francisco J., apasionado de las historias y, lo más importante, padre de un pequeño. Durante el emocionante viaje de enseñar a mi hijo a leer, descubrí un pequeño secreto: cuando las historias incluyen a amigos, familiares o lugares conocidos, la magia realmente sucede. La conexión emocional con el cuento motiva a los niños a sumergirse más profundamente en las palabras y a descubrir el maravilloso mundo de la lectura. Saber más de mí.

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