A Gift for Goose
Tad Hills
Duck prepares a present for Goose, placing it in a box and decorating the package with colored stripes, a ribbon, and a card. Goose sees the box and assumes that it is the gift, gathering special possessions to put inside it while Duck tries to explain otherwise. When Goose finally pauses, the actual present is revealed: a polka-dotted box intended to hold Goose’s special things. The friends’ misunderstanding centers on the difference between wrapping and gift.
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