The Magic Cooking Pot

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"You can have tthis pot, says the old woman.
When you want to eat, you say "Cook, little pot, cook!"
And the pot cooks.
Then ay "Stop little pot, stop!"
And you can eat the porridge.
"Thank you!" says the little girl.
I want to get the pot very much.
But I have to be careful saying the finish word.
Without saying “Stop, little pot, stop!” makes trouble.
Useful thing may have another bad point.
I learned it from this story.
The Magic Cooking Pot: Beginner 1, 100-word Vocabulary (Classic Tales)
著者 :
Oxford Univ Pr
発売日 : 2001-10-04
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