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Once upon a time, there was a fox named Felix. 

Felix lived with his mom and dad in a nice, little 

house in the forest. 

One day Felix was feeling very nervous, 

because it was his first day of first grade, at a 

new school. Felix was scared that no one was 

going to like him, and that he would not make 

any friends. 

When Felix got to school, he was super 

nervous. He walked through the doors, and 

all he saw were hippos. 

Hippos were everywhere. Small hippos, big 

hippos, gray hippos, and purple hippos. 

“This school is all hippos, but I’m not a 

hippo, I’m a fox!”, exclaimed Felix.

Felix walked very fast to his class, so that none of 

the hippos would see he was a fox. When he got to 

his class, he was relieved to see that his teacher 

was a giraffe. “Maybe this won’t be so bad after 

all!”

Felix found a seat in the middle of the class, sat 

down, and waited for class to start. While he was 

waiting, a group of hippos walked into the 

classroom

“This is no ordinary group of hippos”, thought Felix, 

and he was right. This was Henry the hippo, and his 

group of hippos. The most popular hippos in the 

school. They ruled the school by being mean to get 

what they wanted. But, Felix didn’t know that Henry 

and the hippos were mean, “Maybe they’ll want to 

be friends.”

So Felix went up, and introduced himself, “Hi, my 

name is Felix what’s yours?”

“I’m Henry, and these are my hippo friends, what 

are you?”, Henry chuckled. “Well I’m a Fox”, replied 

Felix. “Foxes are weird, we don’t like foxes, right 

guys?” Henry's hippos all shook their heads yes.

“Well why don’t you like foxes?”, Felix asked sadly, 

“I’m just like you!”. “No you aren’t,” Henry angrily 

replied, “You look different than us. You’re orange, 

skinny and furry. Us hippos are gray and round. 

Now get up you’re in my seat weirdo!”

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