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The Snow Leopard, the Yetiand the Girl Who ClimbedMount EverestIllustrated by Angie Espelage
Little snow leopard was out exploring the mountains in his homecountry of Nepal.
Down the mountainside snow leopard could see a school withchildren outside playing. It must be the first day of school, thoughtsnow leopard. He was so happy to see the children. Perhaps theywould play him with him.
Suddenly, snow leopard was startled by a noise!“Who is there” cried snow leopard cowering as a large shadowappeared over him.“Don’t be afraid. I won’t hurt you” said a large creature. “I am theYeti. Some people call me the abominable snowman.”
Snow leopard noticed the yeti was carrying a large box.“What is in the box” asked snow leopard.“I am helping bring some food for the children at the school” saidthe yeti proudly. Snow leopard listened as the Yeti explained that hewas helping the United Nations World Food Programme providemeals for the school kids.
The Yeti explained “Lots of children in Nepal do not get enough toeat. There was a war in the country and also some natural disastersthat made it hard for people to make and get food. The children gohungry and they go to school on an empty stomach. Some cannoteven make it to school.“That is so sad to be hungry” said snow leopard.It is, said the Yeti. That is why I help deliver this food.
Yeti sat down next to snow leopard and told him a story about a littlegirl was in one of the schools in Nepal a few years ago.“Her name is Nimdoma Sherpa,” said the Yeti.
Having meals at school Helped Nimdoma to grow and learn.Yeti continued his story saying, “The meals at school helped her somuch that today she is so strong and talented she is going on amission to climb Mount Everest.”“Wow” said snow leopard. “My parents told me about thatmountain. It is the highest in the world.
“It is” said the yeti. Very few people have climbed that mountain.Nimdoma would not be the strong climber she is today without themeals that the World Food Programme gave at her school.“Meet me here tomorrow,” said the Yeti getting up to leave andmake his delivery of food to the school. “We will go watchNimdoma and her team of climbers go up to the top of MountEverest.”“Bye” said snow leopard rushing home to tell his parents about hisexciting day.
The next day The Yeti and snow leopard, staying hidden, followedNimdoma and her team of climbers up the mountain. It was adifficult climb and sometimes the weather would be very harsh.
When Nimdoma and her team reached the top of the mountain theywere overjoyed. Yeti and the snow leopard were excited too,watching from a distance. Nimdoma and her team posed forphotographs at the summit, or top of the mountain. They held a signthat said “Fill the cup” which is the title of the World FoodProgramme’s mission to give every child a school meal.
The Yeti and Snow leopard helped to make sure children in Nepalget school lunches. Lunches at school makes the kids hunger goaway at least for a while. Then they can learn and have fun. Butsadly not everyone in Nepal or other countries can get them.
Help Nimdoma, Yeti and Snow Leopard Fill the Cup for every childin the world. Ask your parents and your teacher about helping allchildren get the food they need so they do not go hungry.
Snow leopard listened as the Yeti explained that he was helping the United Nations World Food Programme provide meals for the school kids. The Yeti explained “Lots of children in Nepal do not get enough to eat. There
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