One day, my mother and I read a book called Promise Becomes a Lie. This book tells the story of a little bear's uncle in the city. A few days ago, he wrote to Little Bear and asked him to stay in the city for a few days. Because it runs a department store.

The bear said to the white rabbit who came to see me off, "I will stay at my uncle's house for a few days and bring you some delicious carrots when I come back." The little sheep grazing at the back door of the sheephouse said, "I'm going to stay at my uncle's house for a few days." What delicious food do you want? " "Little sheep wants candy with fresh grass flavor. The bear said, "No problem, don't worry! "! " At the entrance of the village, the bear saw a squirrel. Bear said, "I'm going to stay at my uncle's house for a few days." He runs a department store. He has many nuts there. I'll bring you some when I come back. "

In a blink of an eye, a few days passed. Little Bear ate all the food at his uncle's house and all the toys were finished. But I forgot all my promises. When he got home, he was afraid to see white rabbits, sheep and squirrels. Everyone called him a liar.

After reading this story, I understand that I must find a way to fulfill my promise to others. In the story, the bear promised others at will and went to his uncle's house to enjoy himself. He forgot all his promises and went home. He couldn't keep his promises, and his promises turned into lies.