Moral-Tale

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. ...

Water is the secret of life, so all things live, and without water, we will die from scarcity. So look at its purity on every drop of water, and don’t waste in its use, for we will be punished for every drop from it. Story of the Drop That Understood the Water Once upon a time, there was a lazy girl named Mary, she wasn’t caring at all to look at the water. Her mother tried many times repeatedly, that she would take an important lesson about the importance of using water, but despite all these attempts, except that the girl didn’t listen to what her mother said, and she didn’t find with her all the previous attempts. ...

It is told that one day, there was a group of small elephants that lived in a den among the beautiful forests, which were known for their green colors. Also, there lived in the same forest in a big den for the elephant family, and it was thirsty to a large degree. That elephant, every day went to the small lake existing in the forest, drank from its water, until he was full. ...

I tell to you today an entertaining story, from a group of beautiful stories, kind and gentle. Through our telling today, we will learn many lessons that will leave traces within us after it. So learn about the story of Tiger and Little Fox, through the previous pages. In the morning of a day, the tiger woke up from his sleep, and he was feeling severe hunger. But he didn’t have available in his house any food to eat him. He thought to go out to the forest, to search for any food that would satisfy his hunger, for every animal he saw, he attacked, to catch it and eat it. ...

In a village of the villages, there was an old man in the desert. He lived a very simple life. He was always striving to obtain his daily sustenance from begging from people of the village. He was known for his good heart, his beautiful features, and what no one knew except that he loved very much. He didn’t speak from childhood to strangers, and he was gentle, kind of heart. He didn’t grow, and he didn’t become tall. ...

Today I will tell an entertaining story and moral for our good children, from the wonderful tales book, kind and gentle. We can tell them about it before they sleep, until it settles in their minds and leaves its trace in their minds. So what a great effect from a story and what wonderful lessons we can learn from it. Therefore, we tell to you this day what is this: ...

A long story began in a village called Fawks, where the magic begins, and in that village everything moves but can’t be seen except by those who believe in the magic. In that village lived a blind girl since she was small and deaf. She loved to plant the flowers of hyacinth and tulips, and she was beautiful. She loved her flowers and took care of them and sat with them all the time, but she never heard them at all. ...

One of these days, there was a merchant named Joban in a brave kingdom. He was a rich merchant in the village, and he lived near the palace. He had three grown daughters: the oldest was Alina, the second was Grace, and the third was Maria. He loved all of them. One day, the king called him to the palace and said to him, “We have concluded a commercial pact with a great neighboring kingdom. We need to negotiate a trust to learn the conditions of the neighbor with trust and security, and we need from you to do this for us.” ...

It is told that there was a queen of the flowering islands, who had ruled those islands after the death of her husband the king. And because the queen didn’t overcome her sadness over her husband, she devoted herself to teaching her two daughters. But after her daughters grew up, the queen felt fear that the beauty of her older daughter would cause her to become queen of all the islands. ...