Jane Smith
Listen to Wood for Winter by Jane Smith as a bilingual audiobook with synchronized read-along text in English and Polish.
Tom lives in a house. The house is small. The house is near trees. It is autumn now. The air is cool. Winter is coming soon. Tom needs warm fires. He walks outside today. He looks at trees. He sees dry wood. The dog walks with Tom. The dog is happy. Tom loves his dog. The dog runs fast. Tom stops near wood. The wood is dry. It lies on ground. Tom takes a saw. The saw is sharp. Tom cuts the wood. He works very hard. Cut, cut, cut! The wood falls down. Now pieces are small. Tom lifts a piece. He carries the wood. He walks to house. He puts wood down. He makes a stack. The stack is small. Tom goes back again. He cuts more wood. The saw moves fast. The dog sits near. A bird sings high. The sun is warm. Tom wipes his face. He works all morning. He takes more pieces. He carries them now. He puts them down. The stack grows big. It is very tall. Tom feels happy now. But he needs more. Winter is very cold. Tom rests a bit. He drinks fresh water. He eats a red apple. The apple is sweet. The dog eats seeds. The dog drinks water. Tom stands up again. He picks up saw. He sees more branches. They are dry too. Tom cuts the branches. He works until noon. He makes nice logs. The logs are clean.