Once upon a time, in a land far away, lived a group of animals who loved solving riddles. The animals would gather at the edge of the forest every evening to challenge each other to riddle games. It was their favorite pastime.
One day, a young rabbit named Coco decided to join the riddle game. The game began when the wise old owl, who was the moderator of the game, gave the first riddle.
“I am light as a feather, yet the strongest man cannot hold me for long. What am I?” asked the owl.
“I know the answer,” jumped the little rabbit, “it’s your breath!”
Everyone cheered for Coco, and the game continued. The next riddle was a bit tricky.
“I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even. What number am I?” asked the owl.
The animals looked puzzled. They couldn’t figure it out. But then, the little mouse named Micky whispered the answer to Coco’s ear. It was number ‘Seven.’
Everyone gasped in awe, and the game went on.
Finally, it was Coco’s turn to ask the riddle. She thought hard and then asked, “I have a head and a tail but no body. What am I?”
The animals tried to guess, but they were all stumped. They asked for a hint. Coco smiled and said, “You use me every day, and I help you open doors.”
Suddenly, the animals realized what the answer was – it was a key!
The game ended, and Coco received a round of applause from the animals. It was her first time playing the game, and she had done very well.
From that day on, Coco attended every riddle game in the forest. She loved challenging her mind and learning new things with the animals. And together, they played, laughed, and taught each other the magic of riddles.
