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    Once Upon A Time: Stories With Moral Lessons
    Once Upon A Time: Stories With Moral Lessons
    Once Upon A Time: Stories With Moral Lessons
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    Once Upon A Time: Stories With Moral Lessons

    By Powerprint Publishers

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    A Collection Of Inspiring Lessons About Friendship, Kindness, Love And Respect

     

    Embark on a delightful journey of moral discovery with "Once Upon A Time: Stories With Moral Lessons," a captivating collection designed to enchant young minds and foster meaningful conversations between parents and children. This enchanting storybook transcends the ordinary, weaving tales that not only captivate but also impart valuable life lessons, making bedtime a cherished and enlightening experience.

     

    "Once Upon A Time, Stories with a Moral Lessons" is a collection of classic fairy tales retold for children. Each story is filled with adventure, magic, and wonder, but also carries a valuable lesson or moral that children can learn from. From tales of kindness and friendship to lessons about honesty and courage, each story imparts values that resonate with the essence of childhood

    The collection pictures children and fantastic characters making choices in different real life situations. Each story is designed to teach children valuable lessons about honesty, hard work, kindness, and perseverance.


    This book is a perfect addition to any family library. It's a great tool for parents and teachers to use as a starting point for discussions and activities that can help children understand and deal with both- everyday problems and more unusual issues. Overall "Once Upon A Time, Stories with a Moral Lessons" is a must-have for anyone looking for a fun and educational way to introduce children to the world of literature and moral values.

    This book is excellent for traveling, waiting rooms, and reading aloud at home. It is suitable for kids ages 3-7.


    Pick up a copy of the book if you want to…

     

    • Share precious moments with your child as you delve into these heart-warming stories
    • Help your child understand the importance of making the right choices and taking responsibility
    • Have a perfect conversation starter to teach your child how to behave in different situations
    • Teach your child about friendship, cooperation, winning, losing and more
    • Increase your child's creativity
    • Help your child to learn to tell stories
    • Encourage your child to read books
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPowerprint Publishers
    Release dateDec 14, 2023
    ISBN9798223735144
    Once Upon A Time: Stories With Moral Lessons

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      Once Upon A Time - Powerprint Publishers

      Always be kind. Kindness can change everyone.

      Once upon a time, deep in the forest, there lived a troll. He was a fierce creature, with shaggy hair and a long nose, and he spent his days hiding under bridges, waiting for unsuspecting travellers to come along.

      One day, a young girl named Rose was wandering through the forest, picking wildflowers. She had heard stories of the troll who lived under the bridge, but she was not afraid. As she approached the bridge, she saw the troll peering out from underneath.

      Who goes there? the troll growled.

      It's just me, Rose, she said calmly. I'm out picking flowers.

      The troll was surprised. No one had ever spoken to him like that before. He was used to people running away in fear.

      What do you want? he asked gruffly.

      I don't want anything, Rose replied. I just wanted to say hello. It's lonely living under this bridge all by yourself.

      The troll was taken aback. No one had ever shown him kindness before. He looked at the young girl standing before him, and his heart softened.

      I am the troll, he said. And I am not a kind creature. But you have shown me kindness, and I will not harm you.

      And with that, the troll disappeared into the shadows, leaving Rose to continue her journey through the forest, safe and unharmed.

      From that day on, Rose and the troll became friends. He would peek out from under the bridge whenever she passed by, and they would talk for hours. The villagers saw the change in the troll, and they were amazed. They saw that he was no longer the fierce creature they had feared, but a kind and gentle being. And so, the troll was no longer feared by the villagers, and they would bring him food and gifts.

      As the years went by, Rose grew old, but the troll never aged. And when Rose finally passed away, the troll was left alone once again under the bridge, but he was not lonely, he always remembered the kindness of Rose, and he knew that he would always be remembered by the villagers.

      And the moral of the story is that kindness can change anyone, no matter how fierce or scary they may seem.

      Be happy. What does happiness mean?

      Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there lived a young girl named Lila. Lila was a happy and cheerful child, who loved to play and explore the beautiful countryside around her home. However, as she grew older, Lila began to notice that some of her friends and family members were not always happy. They would complain about their problems, and seemed to focus on what was going wrong in their lives.

      One day, Lila decided to go on an adventure to find out what the secret to happiness was. She packed her bag with some snacks and set off on her journey. Along the way, she met a wise old owl who told her that happiness was not something that you could find, but something that you could create. He explained that happiness comes from within, and that it is important to focus on the things that make you happy, rather than dwelling on what makes you unhappy.

      Lila took this advice to heart and began to make a list of all the things that made her happy. She wrote down things like playing with her friends, picking wildflowers, and going for a swim in the river. She also wrote down things like helping others, being kind to animals, and being grateful for the things she had.

      With her list in hand, Lila continued on her journey. She met a kind and generous king who showed her that giving back to others can bring happiness to both the giver and the receiver. Lila also met a brave and courageous knight who taught her that facing your fears can bring a sense of accomplishment and pride.

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      Lila learned that happiness is not something that can be found, but something that can be created. It's important to focus on the things that make you happy, and to be grateful for the things you have, and with that in mind you'll be able to find happiness in any circumstances.

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