Midnight bell

Author: Enid Blyton Blyton
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
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1. In the morning, Didi woke up and saw the sunlight streaming through the window. Excited, he nodded and sang, "Sunlight spreads all over the ground, Didi Didi good luck." As he sang, he stretched lazily, and the sunlight cast his dancing shadow onto the ceiling. He rolled off the bed and spun around the room. The sun shone warmly in, and Didi stretched his arms toward the sunlight, "Ah! You're so warm, so lovely! Bring me a lucky day!" Didi got dressed, humming a song like a little bee. Today, he was so happy. He put on his small blue hat, and the bell on the hat rang melodiously. "Ding ling ding ling, the bell sings endlessly. Oh, I'm so clever, I can even write my own songs. If Mr. Big Ear were here now, he would definitely cheer for me. Having such a good friend makes me so happy." Didi started preparing breakfast. As soon as he placed the empty milk bottle on the table, the milkman arrived. "Milk is here!" The milkman passed the milk through the window and smiled at Didi. Didi took the milk and, as usual, had the milkman pat his head hard. Then, Didi nodded up and down. "Thank you!" the milkman said, "I really wish I had a head as flexible as yours. Mine is too dull; it never moves." Didi nodded at the milkman and said, "Yes, it's nodding especially hard today. I feel like I'll have good luck today, for sure something good will happen." "Really? I hope so too. Well, good luck to you!" the milkman left, "Milk is here..