1. Chaalak Khargosh -- This is a fable of a rabbit that uses his presence of mind and manages to outsmart a fox. The story reverses a classic trope because foxes are usually shown as clever characters in most fables for children. In this story however, the fox is the one that gets tricked. Read to find out how that happens! 2. ChuChu -- What happens when a hungry chick gets lost in the forest? Chu Chu is the heart-warming story of this chick and his adventures in the forest. Don't worry, it ends on a happy note! 3. Mithai ki potli -- Sharing your food with your friends is always a pleasure isn't it? But what happens when three friends—an elephant, a mouse and a monkey come across a pouch of sweets? There's also a wolf that is trying to steal the pouch. So how does the story end? Is it the friends who win or is it the sneaky wolf? 4. Rani ki Chah -- The sun, the moon and the stars are always with us wherever we go. But a little girl, Rani, wants them to come down for her! Her mother, as always, has something in store. Read to find out what it is! 5. Ek Sabak -- Mintu hates eating fruits and vegetables. He never listens to his mother. What makes him change for the better? 6. Natkhat Raju kannada : Raju has a terrible habit of tossing things here and there. What teaches him a lesson? Age group: For young learners, short stories are a key to learning a language they are not familiar with. The multilingual storybook series includes books for kids that are presented by Eduvate. These books are meant for children aged 5-6 years but can be read till the age of 10 years. Some of the short stories are based on panchatantra, jataka tales etc.
