Jonas was an intelligent boy. He was also very imaginative. Every day, he would tell his mother about the monsters that lived under his bed. One day, Jonas woke up with red eyes. “What happened to your eyes, Jonas? Why are they red?” his mother asked. “The monster didn’t let me sleep, momma,” Jonas said. […]
Daniel loved food. Daniel ate almost anything. He had no choice or taste. His mother was worried about him. She did not like him eating up anything that he was offered. His mother had warned him time and again that it was not good to eat anything that he found strange, funny or attractive, but
Little Lucy loved the cats. She would go out of way to take care of the abandoned cats. One day, she found an abandoned cat. She would not leave her alone. She thought others would not look after her properly. Lucy had to visit the library. She carried the cat to the library. At the
Once, there stood an old church high up on a hill. The church attracted people from nearby places. A visit to the church made them peaceful in heart and mind. The visitors prayed at the church and heard the pastor’s sermons. There hung a bell outside the Church. The bell chimed melodiously every day. Every
Tim was a pleasant child with good manners. Everyone loved him because he respected elders. Tim loved Nature. He liked to visit parks and forests. One evening, Tim was walking through a park. He saw a huge tree in the park. The sign board on the tree read: “I am a magic tree. Say the
Alisa loved going to school. She listened to everything that her teacher said. She followed the words of her teacher and did her home work on time. Alisa’s teacher gave the class a new home work. She instructed students to bring happiness to people. All the students handed over their home work in time except
Magdalene was a fairy. She was not so beautiful as other fairies. Many of her classmates in the fairy school made fun of her. But she was intelligent. She did not fight with her friends even when they made fun of her. One day, some wizards attacked fairyland. He put all the fairies in prison.
Once upon a time, a wizard gifted a violin to a queen. The violin did not produce nice music. The queen tried to tune the instrument, but it did not work. She thought that the violin was useless and threw it away. A poor little girl, Melissa, was going across the street. She found the
Henry was always sad. He thought he worked very hard, but earned very little. He did not know what to do. He wanted to earn more money. One day, he met his friend Peter. He told Peter he wanted to earn more but did not know how to do so. Suddenly, Peter snatched Henry’s wallet
Georgina always helped poor people. She did not want to see anyone sad. One day, Georgina found a woman begging in the market. “Please help me. I have six children and they have not eaten for days,” the woman was begging. Georgina felt sorry for her. She bought a large loaf of bread and followed
Frank loved butterflies. He would watch multi-coloured butterflies for hours. He would never hurt them even when he chased butterflies. His uncle, Samuel, caught butterflies to study them. Whenever Uncle Samuel went to catch butterflies, Frank would also go with him. One day, Frank saw a colourful butterfly trapped into Uncle Samuel’s net. Frank felt
Darwin was a little boy. He was always playful. Every day, he visited the park to play. When he played in the park, he did not want to come back. His mother often warned him not to play after sunset. Darwin never listened. One evening, he was playing with his friend Mark. It was already
Martin was a kind-hearted boy. He loved birds. He was very kind towards them. He always fed them with kindness. Crows and sparrows came to his terrace. He never forgot to give them the pieces of food. One day, Martin saw a beautiful brown swallow hop on to his terrace. Martin had left bread crumbs
Valencia was a kind girl. She was always helpful to others. She was cheerful and wanted everyone to be cheerful. She often gave flowers to old people living in a home near by, thinking it would cheer them up. They would smile back at Valencia and bless her. One day, she was plucking flowers to
Tolstoy Tom was a greedy tom-cat. He roamed about here, there and everywhere in search of left-over foodstuff. When he found nothing anywhere, he would wait for hours for the neighbours to place their trash outside. He would slurp tasty tit-bits from it. Eating infected left-over food often made him sick. Many a time he