Once upon a time, there was a large forest containing homes designated for animals. Those homes were close to each other, so each would visit the others. If one of them was absent, they would all ask about them. One day, the monkey and his neighbor the gazelle met. The monkey said, “Peace be upon you, my neighbor. How are you? Many days have passed and we haven’t seen you.” ...
Once upon a time, oh fortunate one, there was a large ant known for goodness, kindness, and compassion. One day, God blessed that ant with small children ants. She began showing compassion to them and caring for them comprehensively. As the winter season approached, that mother ant thought she should gather much food for her small children. The mother ant began gathering food from different places, going here and there until she collected many piles of food for her small children, which would suffice them during the winter period. She feared winter would come and she wouldn’t be able to bring food to her children, and they would die of hunger. ...
Once upon a time, one day there was a group of small birds. They owned a modest nest atop a tall tree. The small birds thought a lot about building a complete nest in the finest manner, as they wanted a beautiful, decorated nest like many of the beautiful homes they saw. The small birds began thinking about what to make to build a new nest. An idea came to them - not to abandon the nest where they were born and lived a happy life together, but rather to redesign the nest and complete building it in its place instead of looking for another location to build their dwelling and nest. ...
Once upon a time, in ancient days, there was a great city ruled by a great king. But the people of that city would only grant kingship to any king for one year. After the king’s reign ended, the people of that great city would send the king to a very distant island. The purpose was for him to live there for the remainder of his life, until they could nominate another king of their choosing. ...
Once upon a time, oh fortunate one, in ancient times, there was a large, enormous whale. That whale would eat all the creatures it encountered or saw in its path. Even if the whale wasn’t hungry, it would eat every animal it found. Whether the marine animals were large or small, it wouldn’t leave them without eating them, without mercy or pity. Because of that whale’s behavior and evil actions, it was hated throughout the entire sea and by all the animals in it. Everyone wished for it to die so they could be rid of its evil and bad actions. One day, there was a fish known for intelligence and shrewdness. She came once and approached the whale until she reached beside the whale’s giant ear. ...
Once upon a time, there were three goats known for their strength, courage, and intelligence. They always accompanied each other. One day, the three goats went out to perform their role and function, which consisted of caring for the green hill near them. The goal was for the three goats to become fat and plump, for they had long dreamed of this. The large hill overlooked a wide river with beautiful blue color. But over that river there was a bridge, and under that bridge lurked a troll, known for his ugliness and wickedness. Whenever that troll heard any footsteps on the bridge, he would suddenly appear without prior warning and immediately eat the person walking on the bridge. ...
It is told that there was a certain man in the city who claimed that there was a frog in his stomach that he had swallowed. He constantly complained that the presence of that frog in his stomach caused him much suffering and severe pain. When the man’s suffering increased greatly. Finally, after the man’s long suffering due to the presence of the frog he claimed was in his stomach, the man decided to go to the city’s doctors and began visiting all the doctors in the city, one by one. Every time he went to a doctor, he would tell him about the frog in his stomach that he suffered from greatly. ...
We often wish to recount entertaining stories to our little children before they sleep. Below we present you enjoyable stories that contain wonderful values children will acquire. An Active Hen One day, there was a hen with a beautiful and very lovely appearance living on one of the animal farms. One day, the hen was walking among plants and flowers in the adjacent garden when she noticed some wheat stalks along her path. She immediately gathered the wheat grains quickly and returned once more to the farm at speed. ...
Once upon a time in ancient days, there was a very naughty ant who never listened. There was a beautiful queen who had taken the ant to live with her in her large, wonderful kingdom. But the ant wouldn’t listen to the queen’s instructions and often disobeyed her orders. One day, the queen asked the naughty ant to return to the kingdom early and not delay in coming back. But the naughty ant didn’t listen to the queen’s words and didn’t care about her orders or what she requested. She began wandering around, playing, and frolicking here and there, happy and very joyful about it. Time passed by and she wasn’t concerned about anything. She kept being stubborn and obstinate like this until evening came and darkness fell everywhere around the ant. ...
Once upon a time, there was a gigantic shark known for its extraordinary strength, sharp teeth, and pointed fins. This massive shark would suddenly attack small fish in their homes, causing the small fish to flee at incredible speed, abandoning their dwellings in fear and terror of the enormous shark. The giant shark did not content itself with terrifying the poor little fish and driving them from their homes. It persisted in its brutality, relentlessly pursuing the small fish without mercy, causing them dreadful panic, and devouring many of them each time without compassion. Those who managed to escape were few, fleeing rapidly and aimlessly, focused only on getting away from the giant shark so it wouldn’t eat them and end their lives. ...