One day, the girl Sumra asked her mother to make her some sweets she loved a lot. The mother asked her to go to the supermarket to buy eggs so she could make sweets for her. Indeed, Sumra went, very happy. On the way, Sumra met her little neighbor Ubeer and asked her, “Where are you going, oh my neighbor?” Ubeer answered, “Going to the store to buy some eggs so my mother can prepare food for us.” Sumra answered, saying, “I’m also going there to buy eggs.” ...
Once upon a time, oh fortunate one, in ancient times, there was a large, distant forest. It included all types of birds, animals, beautiful flowers, and tall trees. Living in the middle of that forest was a beautiful gazelle named Lula in a home with a beautiful appearance. The gazelle Lula was extremely kind, loved helping others greatly, always wished everyone well and happiness, and didn’t love to see any of them suffering or sad. She also didn’t love to see any animal in pain, as she felt intense anxiety when she felt that one of them wasn’t doing well. ...
I loved to do things with MAMA, I was walking with the feet small, and I was hearing the sound and reading the story with MAMA, so I said to her: I love to work with you, O my mother. MAMA: And one day of these days, MAMA said to me: You must work a lot of hard things, O my mother. I will help you, O my mother, but she said: You will do your things alone, O my mother, and then she started talking with him a lot of time slowly, and she said to her: What are you doing now, O my mother? I: I am doing now, O my mother. She: Have you done your work, O my mother? I: No, O my mother, I am doing now. She: Then think about the work you do with me, O my mother. ...
In the time of the king, there was a man who loves God his name is the Man of Religion, he and his family were living in a beautiful city the name of the city of the religion, and the Man of Religion worked a lot of reading and did not love to leave anyone for himself except his own life. And one day he went with his mother to search for the treasure in a trip fast no one of the enemies can take from it for he is afraid from the inside, and he took his mother to the trip and watched him that he is outside and he went back the Man of Religion to the trip to open the door on it. ...
There was in a place a big animal a small the boy his name Bobo and he lived alone in the forest, Bobo did not have a father and mother so he was sad and lived alone without their caring. Bobo was flying in the forest wandering the movements because the giraffe does not see the story because it walks in the morning and the evening and does not fly like all the birds that were taught by fear and flew their wings above the birds, and the fear of Bobo increased in addition to being alone and he was also afraid of the birds and walking with fear in the ground of the forest the scary. ...
Once upon a time, there was a kind boy named Amjad. Amjad had a compassionate heart and loved all people and living creatures. One day, while Amjad was playing with his friends, he saw a scene that saddened him deeply. His mischievous friends were grabbing a cat by its tail, paws, and neck. The poor cat was crying out for help, but the boys paid no mind to its cries, tossing it back and forth without any regard for its pain. ...