Name: Moral stories for Children
SKU: 11836
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Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

Many animals live around us. Animals also live in distant forests. Everyone’s lifestyle is different. These animals are very dear to our children. However, we cannot understand their life story like Prophet Sulaiman (AS). Therefore, the author tries to paint some moral education on the children’s curious mind-canvas by drawing stories in imagination. Hope it will be educational and enjoyable for children Insha Allah.

Funny names of different animals have been selected for children. In addition, the use of neat and fluent language is also excellent. The reality of the world is highlighted in the stories. Again, the interesting ending has a great moral lesson for the adorable little children.

As children have the opportunity to learn the identity of different animals and birds by reading this story, at the same time various moral and behavioral lessons have been gathered in each story. The lessons drawn using story are usually longer lasting in the minds.
Now it is your turn to hand over the “Children’s story of morality “series to your beloved Children.

The series includes- six books with six different stories.

In the stories, nature, animals, and birds are allegorical characters.
Animals are given different funny names, which are quite enjoyable for children.
Beautiful attractive graphics design are also there.
There are practice sheets at the end of each book.
Fundamental lesson is briefly mentioned at the end of the story.

1 review for Moral stories for Children

Rated 5 out of 5

Md. Mhamudul Hasan – March 4, 2024

When we were kids we used to read Aesop’s Fables, attributed to the ancient Greek storyteller Aesop, are a collection of short moral tales featuring anthropomorphized animals and objects. Each fable imparts a specific moral lesson, such as the importance of honesty (“The Boy Who Cried Wolf”), the value of hard work (“The Ant and the Grasshopper”), or the dangers of arrogance (“The Tortoise and the Hare”). While Aesop’s Fables are generally regarded as valuable moral teachings, some critics argue that certain aspects of these stories may perpetuate negative stereotypes or oversimplify complex moral dilemmas.

In this book “Moral stories for Children” the author introduces children to various animals through imaginative storytelling, aiming to impart moral lessons in an engaging and enjoyable manner. With funny names and captivating illustrations, the stories highlight worldly realities and conclude with valuable moral lessons, offering a delightful and educational experience for young readers.