I Can Try a New Way

Squirrel’s tower stands because it leans on a tree. There is no tree on this floor. So the base gets wider, the tower gets shorter, and it stands on its own — which turns out to be the better ending.

Read the words

1. 01

   I want a tall tower.

2. 02

   Squirrel stacks up and up. It never falls.

3. 03

   I stack my blocks. Higher. Higher.

4. 04

   Crash. Again.

5. 05

   I look at Squirrel. I look at my floor.

6. 06

   Then I see it. The tower is on the tree.

7. 07

   My floor has no tree.

8. 08

   I make my base wide.

9. 09

   Block, block, block. It stays.

10. 10

    The top starts to wobble. I stop.

11. 11

    Not as tall. But mine stands alone.

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