Follow the young deer as he races along with friends.A fawn was racing in the forest. He was ahead of the rabbit. He was even ahead of the elephant. He leapt and cleared the stream. He ran past the crumbling wall. There was a large boulder on the grassy plain. He stumbled and fell down. He burst into tears. The monkey massaged his leg, but tears still flowed from the fawn's eyes. Brother Bear picked him up. But the fawn did not stop crying. His mother came by. She said, “Look, we’ll beat up this bad boulder!” The fawn said, “Oh no, don’t do that or he will also start crying.” His mother laughed and so did the fawn.Story: Sanjiv JaiswalIllustrations: M. KathiravanMusic: Rajesh GilbertTranslation: AvitraNarration: CristofAnimation: BookBoxThis story has been provided for free under the CC-BY license by Pratham Books, which is a not-for-profit children's books publisher with a mission to see "A book in every child's hand". Visit http://www.prathambooks.org/ and http://blog.prathambooks.or