Dr. Willow and the Whispering Hills | Gemini Storybook
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Dr. Willow and the Whispering Hills – Page 1
"Deep in the rolling hills, where winding roads met whispering trees, lived Dr. Willow. Her clinic was small, but her heart was as big as the sky."
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Dr. Willow and the Whispering Hills – Page 2
"Every morning, Dr. Willow checked her map. Sometimes, her patients lived far, far away, nestled in valleys or perched on mountaintops."
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Dr. Willow and the Whispering Hills – Page 3
"One crisp autumn day, a call came from Farmer McGregor, whose knee had a terrible ache. He lived on the other side of Whispering Woods."
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Dr. Willow and the Whispering Hills – Page 4
"The journey was long, past babbling brooks and fields of golden corn. Dr. Willow hummed a little tune, thinking about how she could help."
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Dr. Willow and the Whispering Hills – Page 5
"Finally, she arrived at Farmer McGregor’s cozy farmhouse. He was sitting on his porch, looking worried. Dr. Willow smiled kindly."
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Dr. Willow and the Whispering Hills – Page 6
"She listened carefully to his knee, checked his temperature, and gave him some special cream. "Rest it for a few days," she advised, "and you'll be back to chasing chickens in no time!""
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Dr. Willow and the Whispering Hills – Page 7
"A young girl named Ember watched from behind a curtain. Ember lived next door and always wondered about the doctor who visited her neighbors."
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Dr. Willow and the Whispering Hills – Page 8
"Later that week, Ember saw Dr. Willow packing her car. Ember bravely walked over. "Dr. Willow," she asked, "why do you travel so far?""
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Dr. Willow and the Whispering Hills – Page 9
"Dr. Willow knelt down. "Because everyone, no matter how far away they live, deserves to feel well and strong," she explained. "It's a big adventure, helping people in every corner of our community.""
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Dr. Willow and the Whispering Hills – Page 10
"Ember’s eyes sparkled. She imagined herself, years from now, driving through those same hills, a medical bag in her hand, ready to help. Maybe, just maybe, she could be a country doctor too."
