In the depth of the forest, there lived a small phoenix in a hot, kind place where the shining sun and gentle winds blew upon its feathers. It was fond of tall trees and would look at them from above because they were the first to say to the birds: Surround me, for I am very small, and I don’t see anything until it harms me. So I wish I would fly until I see the planets and the world around me. ...
Samir was a poor person living in a small village, and he owned a small piece of land. When his father died when he was small, therefore the plot remained fallow. Samir and his mother lived poorly. He worked hard and fed his mother from all kinds of food until he grew, and after that, his mother expelled him from the house, and Samir traveled to a different place to search for work, but he didn’t find anything. He was forced to steal without desire, and he felt regret in his heart. ...
Once, there was a cloth merchant who lived in a beautiful Indian village with his wife and two young children. They were well-off and lived a very comfortable life, for they owned a remarkable hen that laid an egg every single day. However, it wasn’t just an ordinary egg—it was a precious golden one. Despite this blessing, the man was not satisfied with receiving only one egg a day; he grew greedy for more. ...
Long ago in one of the poor villages, there lived an old poor man. Despite his poverty, the king envied him because he owned a beautiful white horse unlike any other. The king tried repeatedly to buy it but to no avail. Though the king offered him an excellent price, the old man refused, saying: “This is not just an ordinary horse to me; it is my friend, so how can I sell my friend? Forgive me, my lord, for this is impossible.” ...
The little boy wanted to walk, and he had taken the value of the meat and the time came to take the meat to his mother the beautiful who loved him to be his friend and loved his life. The boy was very fast to the road so that he does not know to his mother of a road very big. He did not know the road while his walk, and if the monkey the wise saw him and wanted to eat him and was walking to eat him and he did not think on the moon on her to eat her and he does not think except on the hunger on her to eat her. ...
The story of the wise parrot is a purposeful and interesting story that teaches the child to always expect the best and not to give in to sadness when exposed to sad situations, but rather patience and optimism are one of the secrets of happiness in life. Story events: One day there was a parrot living in the forest, and this parrot was very beautiful, as he had colorful wings with delightful colors, and he lived happily with his small parrot brother, who also had distinctive colors. ...