Boris
didn't have any friends. He was a grumpy bear and he growled at all the
other animals that got in his way. “Nobody likes me,” he said and moved to
another part of the forest. Tired after the long walk, Boris lay down on
top of a hill and fell asleep.

A few
animals saw the big brown mound of fluff and not knowing how grumpy Boris
was, they ran up the hill and climbed on top of him, cuddling in his fur.

The
mouse, beaver, rabbit, sloth and birds all played in Boris' hair. The
mouse had a long tail and it tickled Boris' nose.

Boris
opened his eyes and saw animals all around him. At first he was going to
growl and chase them all away, but then he realized how much he liked
having friends.

Every day
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Published:15:34Thursday 10 September 2015

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Friends and family of an IndyCar hero who died in a freak racing incident last month gathered for his funeral today with close friend Mark Webber one of the coffin bearers.

Justin Wilson was killed after being struck by debris from a crash on Lap 180 of the 200-lap race at Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania, on August 26.

Former Formula 1 racer Mark Webber (centre) helps carry Justin Wilson's coffin at St. James the Great Church in Paulerspury

Mr Wilson’s friends, including Aston