Chunno and Munno , The Little Chicks Who Got Lost!

Once upon a time in a quiet village, a mother hen lived in a warm little coop with her two curious chicks, Chunno and Munno. She loved them deeply, keeping them close, feeding them, and clucking softly whenever danger was near. The chicks would follow her everywhere, exploring the garden and pecking the ground while staying within sight of her wings.

Chunno and Munno were not just siblings they were best friends. Chunno was bold and daring, while Munno was gentle and thoughtful. Every day brought new games and new adventures. But Mama Hen always called them home before sunset, wrapping them under her wings to sleep safe and sound.

One breezy afternoon, the chicks spotted a butterfly dancing in the air. They chased it, giggling and running further than they had ever gone before. When the butterfly vanished, they looked around and realized they were lost.

The garden they knew so well now felt unfamiliar. The wind howled through the tall grass. Shadows lengthened. Chunno chirped loudly, hoping Mama would hear. Munno started trembling, tears welling in his tiny eyes.

Suddenly, a strong wind blew. Leaves scattered, and thunder rumbled in the sky. The chicks panicked and ran, bumping into each other, trying to find shelter. They missed Mama’s warmth. They missed her voice. And for the first time, they realised how safe they had always felt under her wings.

Meanwhile, Mama Hen had noticed their absence. She searched the garden, calling their names with rising worry. Her feathers ruffled in the storm, but she did not stop. “Chunno! Munno!” she clucked again and again.

In the distance, the chicks heard her familiar voice. They stopped, chirped back, and began to follow the sound. The moment they saw her, they rushed into her wings. Safe. Found. Home.

That night, huddled under her feathers, they didn’t need to be told twice about staying close. They had ventured into the world

and learned what it meant to be held, lost, and found again.