The fast hare and alvin

Once upon a time, in a small town, there lived a boy named Alvin James. Alvin was a little boy, 8 years old, with medium brown hair. Alvin was scared of animals, big and small, furry and feathery. He would always run away whenever he saw an animal. One day, as he was walking in the woods, he encountered a fast hare. The hare was hopping around, and Alvin couldn't help but watch in amazement.

The hare noticed Alvin and hopped over to him. 'Why do you look so scared, little boy?' asked the hare. Alvin explained that he was afraid of animals. The hare felt sorry for Alvin and said, 'I challenge you to a race. If you win, you'll no longer be afraid of animals.' Alvin hesitated but then agreed to the challenge.

The next day, the race was set. Alvin and the hare stood at the starting line. 'On your mark, get set, go!' shouted the hare. Alvin ran as fast as he could, with the hare right beside him. The race went through the woods, over hills, and across streams. Alvin was determined to overcome his fear.

In the end, Alvin and the hare crossed the finish line together. Alvin had faced his fear and realized that animals were not so scary after all. From that day on, Alvin spent time with animals, learning about them and making new furry and feathery friends. And whenever he felt a little scared, he remembered the fast hare and how he overcame his fear. Alvin was no longer afraid of animals.