The Cloud That Lost Its Way
Puff, a little cloud blown far from his family, finds himself above a village where dry gardens and an emptying pond need rain.
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Puff, a little cloud blown far from his family, finds himself above a village where dry gardens and an emptying pond need rain.
Milo is the smallest firefly in the garden, and his glow never seems to shine as brightly as the others’.
Twinkle, a little star afraid to shine, believes his light is too small to make a difference.
A giant walls the children out of his garden, and spring refuses to come.
The king holds a contest for the best lie, with a prize of a thousand gold coins.
A rich merchant has been robbed, and every one of his servants swears they are innocent.
In the beginning of years the Camel would not work. He just said "Humph!"
Akbar draws a line on the floor and challenges his courtiers to make it shorter without touching it.
Peter's mother tells him never to go into Mr. McGregor's garden.
With only $1.87 for a Christmas gift, Della sells her beautiful hair to buy a platinum chain for her husband’s heirloom watch.
Sheikh Chilli means well, works hard and dreams big, and somehow everything still goes wrong.
A rich man’s will says the money from selling his horse must go to a poor family.
Once the Leopard was sandy-yellow all over, until the animals all moved into the stripy, speckly forest.
Tenali Raman finally goes too far, and the furious king sentences him to death.
Peter Rabbit's cousin Benjamin takes him back into Mr. McGregor's garden to fetch his lost clothes.
The squirrels sail to Owl Island to gather nuts and politely bring gifts to Old Brown the owl.
The royal barber pleases the king so much that he asks to be made a minister.
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