1. The Little Lantern and the Lost Star
Once upon a time, in a quiet village, there was a little lantern who always wished to shine brighter than the moon. One night, a star fell from the sky and landed in the forest. The lantern decided to help the star return home. Together, they crossed rivers, climbed mountains, and sang songs to keep their courage alive. Finally, with the lantern’s light guiding the way, the star flew back to the sky. From that night, the lantern glowed brighter than ever, because it carried the blessing of a star.
Moral: True kindness always makes us shine brighter.
2. The Princess Who Loved Books
In a faraway kingdom, there lived a princess who loved reading more than jewels and gold. One day, a giant storm destroyed the royal library. Everyone thought the books were gone forever, but the princess started rewriting stories from her memory. Soon, people from the village came to share their tales too. The library grew back, even bigger than before. The kingdom learned that stories live forever, not in paper, but in hearts.
Moral: Knowledge and stories are treasures that never fade.
3. The Talking Tree
A young boy once found a tree that could talk. The tree told him secrets of the forest—where the rivers began, how the birds learned to sing, and why the flowers opened at sunrise. But the boy promised never to use these secrets to harm nature. When he grew up, he became a wise leader who protected the forest. The talking tree never spoke again, but its wisdom lived on through the boy.
Moral: Nature shares its wisdom only with those who protect it.
4. The Golden Sparrow
Long ago, a poor farmer found an injured sparrow. He cared for it until it could fly again. Out of gratitude, the sparrow laid a golden feather at his door every morning. The farmer grew rich but remained kind. When greedy neighbors tried to capture the sparrow, it flew away forever. The farmer was sad but happy he had once known such a friend.
Moral: Gratitude is worth more than greed.