Think quick like a rabbit Msoziswa Machika Illustrated by zukiswa Tshangela-klaas Edited by kai Lossgott published by NF Saliwa PubliShiNg X R W Z R W Z R W Z R W X R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Z R W 1 Think quick like a rabbit Published by NF Saliwa Publishing cc Box 3516 Cape Town 8000 © 2010 NF Saliwa Publishing ISBN: 978-1-920349-39-4 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any means, electronic, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission of the copyright holder. Duplicating or photocopying of this publication is illegal and may lead to one being charged and prosecuted. X R W Z R W Z R W Z R W X R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Z R W X R W Z R W Z R W Z R W X R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Once upon a time, there was a mighty lion that was the king of the forest. When any of the animals saw the lion, they would leave whatever they were doing and bow down in honour of him. The lion sent them far and wide to bring him more food. Sometimes, he would come across an animal eating and decide to take their food and swallow all of it. Sometimes, WKH DQLPDO ZRXOG EH VHQW DZD\ WR JR WR ÀQG PRUH food for the lion. X R W Z R W Z R W Z R W X R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Z R W Z R W 3 One day, when the lion was terribly hungry, he met a rabbit.