"Sawan Presents The Two Foolish Cats from Moral Stories for Children Series. Two cats lived in a house. One day they were roaming in search of food. They stole a piece of bread. Both of them were very hungry. They started fighting over it. A monkey arrived there and found them fighting. The story will further explore the adventure.
Sawan Presents The Hungry Lion from Moral Stories for Children Series. It was an incredibly hot day and a lion was feeling very hungry. He crawled out of his den and searched here and there, but he could only find a small hare. He caught the hare, but with some hesitation as he knew the hare wouldn’t fill him up.
Sawan Presents The Royal Justice from Moral Stories for Children Series. Children love to listen to stories; especially the ones that tickle their funny bone! Most of us grew up listening to the famous stories of the great King Akbar and one of his courtesans, Birbal, who was known for his intelligence and wittiness. These stories not only amused us, but they also taught us about the important virtues of life because they imparted us with a valuable moral at the end. If you wish to teach some good values to your child through story-telling, you can narrate some of the following Akbar-Birbal stories to your little angel.
Sawan Presents One Does, Other Pays from Moral Stories for Children Series, which is a collection of the most fantastic and popular stories ever written. This book has been written in a very clear and understandable manner, and it is supplemented by beautiful coloured illustrations that enhance its overall appeal in a variety of ways. Young and old alike will undoubtedly become engrossed in the universe of these tales, which will retain the reader's attention throughout.
Sawan Presents Live and Let Live from Moral Stories for Children Series. A long time ago, there existed a village that was completely free of sickness. There were several trees, and the inhabitants recognised their value. They coexisted peacefully. A woodcutter came to the community one day. The locals had no idea what was happening, and the woodcutter decided to take advantage of their ignorance. The village lacked a president. As a result, the wood cutter was elected village president, and the villagers embraced him. However, he subsequently began felling trees in the area. Anyone who opposed him would be imprisoned. As a result, no one opposed him. The hamlet was quickly infected with illnesses.
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