ave you ever wished you could be someone or something else so you could get out of doing things you don't want to do? That's exactly what the boy in this story does.

The boy thinks of all the things rhinos don't like, such as haircuts, eating dinner, and going to school. He also imagines that rhinos don't like their teachers and would rather go outside and play than sit in class.

The boy starts pretending to be a rhino, which makes his mother upset. Eventually, he realizes that all the things he's trying to avoid aren't so bad-and that they may even be good for him.

Every child will find it easy to relate to the boy and rhino in this story. Most of them have the same problems, but deep down inside, they know that even things they don't like are often worth doing.