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I’m Peppa Pig.

This is my little brother, George.

This is Mummy Pig.

And this is Daddy Pig.

Peppa Pig!

Dens

‘Peppa and George are in Granny and Grandpa Pig’s garden.’

‘They’re going to play in their treehouse.’

‘Peppa and George love their treehouse.’

’ Here are Peppa and George’s friends, Zoe, Suzie, Rebecca, and Richard.’

I like your treehouse, Peppa. Can we come in?

Yes.

Now we can have a tea party.

‘Here are Pedro and Danny.’

Hello, Peppa. Can we come in?

Sorry, Danny. Only girls can come into the treehouse.

Boys are a bit noisy. They always spoil the tea parties.

But George and Richard are boys.

Oh, yes.

Sorry, George, this tree-house is for girls only.

What’s wrong?

The girls won’t let us into the tree-house.

It isn’t fair.

I think I can help.

Come over here.

Now we can have a nice, quiet tea party.

What’s that noise?

There! Now you boys have your very own den with its very own drawbridge.

A castle!

Thank you, Grandpa Pig.

Can we come in?

No, this is a boy’s den for boys only.

But I love castles.

Castles aren’t as good as tree houses.

Come on girls.

I’m the king of the castle!

Every castle needs a flag

Wow!

They’ve got a flag!

We don’t need a silly flag.

‘Here is Granny pig.’

Hello, girls. Can I get you anything?

A flag, please!

And it must be better than the boys’ flag.

I’ll see what I can do.

I’m the king of the castle!

Every castle needs a telephone. Hold this.

Keep this string nice and tight. And you can talk to the boys.

We don’t want to talk to the boys.

We don’t want to talk to the girls.

‘Granny Pig has found a flag for the girls’ den.’

This dress will make a pretty flag.

Thank you, Granny.

It isn’t as good as the boys’ flag.

I wish we were in the castle.

Fairy princesses live in castles.

If I were a fairy princess, I would live in a treehouse.

Can we come over? Please?

Only if you say, “The castle is the best.”

It is the best!

I’m staying in my treehouse.

I love the castle.

‘Oh, dear. It is raining. And the castle has no roof.’

Let’s go to the treehouse.

No, I’ll never leave my castle.

‘The rain has stopped.’

‘George has found a muddy puddle.’

That looks fun.

I’m staying in my castle.

I’m staying in my treehouse.

I’ll look after your castle, Danny.

I’ll look after your treehouse, Peppa.

‘Peppa and Danny love jumping up and down in muddy puddles.’

‘Everyone loves jumping up and down in muddy puddles, whether they’re girls or boys.’