THE MISER STORY

A white bearded miser buried his gold in a secret place in his garden. Every day he ensures he visit the spot, dug up the treasure and counted it piece by piece to make sure it was intact. He made so many trips that a mediocre  observed him,went behind one night and dug up the treasure and quietly made off with it.

The next day the Miser discovered his loss, he was overcome with grief and despair. He groaned and cried and tore his hair. A passerby heard his cries and asked what had happened.

LESSON FROM THE PORCUPINE

It was the coldest winter ever. Numerous creatures passed on as a result of the icy weather. The porcupines, understanding the circumstance, chose to bunch together. 

This way, they secured and ensured themselves but the quills of each one wounded their closest companions even though they gave off heat to each other. 

THE UGLY DUCKLING STORY

A little shy duckling was always sad because he thought he was the ugliest among all his family. They scold, mock and teased the poor ugly duckling which made him timid and always wear long face. One day, he saw his reflection in the water and cried, “ How could i have been so ugly like this?Nobody wants me around, not even my  friends. I am so unfortunate.” He decided to leave his environment and went far away into the woods.
Deep in the forest, the duckling thought he had found solace with an old woman, who had hen, dog and cat. He stayed with them for some time but he was unhappy there and soon left.

THE BIG BAD WOLF AND THE THREE LITTLE PIG STORY

Once upon a time there were three little pigs. One pig built a house of straw while the second pig built his house with sticks. And the third wisely built his house with bricks.
Two of the pigs built their houses very quickly and then sang and danced all day, making fun and mockery of the third pig who worked hard all day building his house with bricks. Finally the third pigs finished building his house and the three pigs could enjoy life.
A big bad wolf saw the two little pigs while they danced and played and thought,

THE CUNNING CRANE AND THE CRAB STORY

Once upon a time a number of fish lived in a small pond. They lived very happy all the while there was down pour until summer. soon the water began to dry up. it got lower, to an extent there was hardly enough to hide the fish.
Not far away was located a beautiful and never dry lake. laid under the shadow of great trees. And a Crane lived on the banks of this lake.The Crane preyed on every of the fish in that lake till all was gone, when he couldn't  catch any fish again he decided one day, to try the dry pond where the fishes in there were  gasping for breathe, and thought of a neat trick to get hold of them without trouble. 

THE ANT AND THE DOVE STORY

A beautiful white pigeon lived in the same tree with an ant. The tree grew up to remain on a river bank. Though they were neighbours but never lived like friends, possibly because they are different in sizes and looks. The pigeon watched his neighbor go out to work in the morning and come back to rest at night, likewise the ant but for once they never say hi to one another.

BLAME

One day a man went for a walk on the beach. He saw that a ship full of passengers struck a rock and capsized in the sea. The ship went under water and all the people on board fell into the sea. As they did not know how to swim, they drowned one by one. The man watched all this from the shore but could not do anything to help the people. 

In the evening, he narrated the sad event of the ship's drowning to his friends. Everyone felt sorry for the dead people. The man said, "God has not been just. To kill one sinner aboard the ship he killed so many other innocent people." 

As he was saying this, he felt a pinch on his feet. He looked down. A red ant was biting his toe. Many other red ants were near his feet. In anger, he started stamping his feet to crush the red ants. 

God appeared at the spot and said, "See, how you are killing other innocent ants to kill the one which bit you. You were blaming me for my unjust act. Look at your own actions before blaming me for anything." 

The man felt ashamed as he realized his mistake. 

lesson;

Stop pointing fingers and placing blame on others, your life can only change to the degree that you accept responsibility for it.

THE OLD MAN AND THE PARROT STORY

An old man was very lonely because he lost hs wife. he missed her very much especially their meal time talk and laughter.
one day the old man decided to buy a parrot. he thought the parrot would be the best pet to have because it could talk to him. the next morning he visited the parrot seller in the morning.

TWO SOLDIERS AND A ROBBER

Two traveling soldiers were attacked by a robber. One of the soldiers fled away; the other stood his ground, defended himself and strangled the bandit.

Shortly after the Robber was near death,

THE TORTOISE AND THE EAGLE

A Tortoise, lazily basking in the sun, complained to Artemis the mother of the sea-birds of her hard fate, that no one would teach her to fly. 

SHORT STORY OF THE WOLF AND THE LAMB

A little lamb with a bell on it neck wandered from a flock of sheep eating fresh grass. soon it realize that it lost its way and was far away from the crew. It decided to join them but as it turned it saw a

hungry wolf standing, beaming a smile.

The lamb realized that there is no option left as she would be consumed except to surrender itself to the wolf.

THE LION'S SHARE

A lion, a leopard,a  fox and a wolf went hunting together. They tried hard all day long but could not find anything worth their search. late in the evening they luckily catch a deer. The four hungry beasts attacked the deer and killed it fast . They decided to share their meal.

THE FOX AND THE GRAPE FRUIT

A hungry Fox saw some grapes on a tree glistening by the sunlight. The vineyard looked beautiful and the grapes, inviting  so that the famished fox could no longer control itself. He made an attempt to reach them but fell down.

THE FARMER AND THE SERPENT

A Rich farmer's son by accident trod upon a Serpent's tail, which turned and bit him so that he died. The father in a rage, vengefully got his axe, and pursuing the Serpent, cut off part of its tail.

THE PEACOCK STORY

The Peacock was an ordinary bird, with a small bunch of feathers, before he got his beautiful tail.
One day, she visited Juno, the goddess of Protection. The Peacock told her that she wished to look grand and beautiful. Juno smiled. she was a good bird and juno liked her.