The novel 'Zikula Land' summarized

Philip the Elephant

 In the world of animals, there was a small elephant named Philip. He had big ears and a massive, chubby body. Compared to his animal friends, he was slow. Whenever they played together, Philip was an easy target for his peers. His large size made it hard for him to hide, and he was quickly discovered and subjected to teasing by his friends.

One day, Philip and his friends decided to play hide and seek. Philip was excited to join in, but he soon realized that he couldn't hide like his other friends due to his size. They discovered him quickly, and they began to tease him about his weight and slow movements.

Philip became extremely sad due to these painful experiences. One day, he felt overwhelmed and decided to leave them behind. He left his friends and embarked on a journey alone.

After some time, something unexpected happened. The dam in the forest broke, and water started rushing towards the animal village. When Philip saw this scene, he felt both anger and sadness simultaneously. He could have easily ignored what was happening and let things go, but he had a big heart and an unparalleled sense of compassion.

In the blink of an eye and without much thought, Philip decided to help his village and its inhabitants. He gathered massive trees and placed them as a barrier to prevent the water from flooding the houses. He was strong and completed this task quickly and efficiently.

Thanks to his efforts, Philip managed to save the village and prevent the flood. When the village residents saw what Philip had done, they felt grateful for him and realized his true worth. They stopped teasing him and began to treat him with kindness and respect.

From that day on, Philip became a hero in everyone's eyes. His real friends discovered that they had been supporting and loving him all along. They learned that strength is not only in the body but also in the heart and willpower.

Over time, they became the best of friends, learning an important lesson about the value of giving and tolerance.