Fairy Tales for Children A great collection of fantastic fairy tales. (Vol. 6) E-Book

Stories Wonderful

• Herausgeber: Youcanprint
• Kategorie: Fantasy und Science-Fiction
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023

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Once upon a time... There were mischievous gnomes, sweet fairies, and talking animals who lived happily in the forest. There were also children, princes and princesses, magical flowers, and witches on flying brooms. There were, in fact, enchanted and amusing stories, all gathered in an incredible collection of fairy tales. Add this book to your cart and get ready to fly on the wings of imagination... get ready to dream!

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Fairy Tales for Children A great collection of fantastic fairy tales. (Vol. 6)

Fairy Tales for Children

A great collection of fantastic fairy tales.

(Vol. 6)

Unique, fun, and relaxing bedtime stories that convey many values and make children passionate about reading.

Wonderful Stories

Title: The Search for the Lost Pirate Treasure

Once upon a time, there was a group of adventurous children who lived in a small village near the coast. One day, while playing on the beach, they found an ancient treasure map that indicated the location of a great treasure hidden by a group of pirates who had disappeared centuries ago.

The children were very excited about the idea of going on a treasure hunt, but they knew it wouldn't be easy. They had to cross dangerous jungle passages, navigate deep and unknown waters, and face the perils of pirates who still roamed those waters.

But the children were determined to find the treasure. So, they prepared for their adventure. They procured a boat and equipped it with everything they might need for the journey, like food, water, and camping gear.

They set off at dawn, sailing towards the island where the treasure was supposed to be hidden. As they approached the island, they noticed an old pirate ship stranded on the beach. They decided to explore it and found a clue that led them to another island.

The search for the treasure was difficult and dangerous, but the children didn't get discouraged. They crossed dense and treacherous forests, climbed steep hills, and sailed through rough waters. They encountered many strange and dangerous creatures, including venomous snakes, hungry crocodiles, and fierce sharks.

But in the end, after many adventures and challenges, they found the cave where the treasure was hidden. The cave was dark and eerie, but the children gathered their courage and entered. They found the treasure, a large wooden chest filled with gold coins, jewels, and precious stones.

Just as they were about to take it, they were attacked by real pirates who had been following their trail. The children fought back with all their might, but it seemed like the pirates were about to overpower them. Suddenly, though, the parents of the children arrived, having followed their tracks to ensure their safety. The parents confronted the pirates and, with the help of the children, managed to defeat them.

Finally, the children were able to take the treasure and bring it home. But they weren't just interested in the wealth; they were happy to have lived an unforgettable adventure and to have formed friendships with each other. They promised to go on more adventures together in the future.

And so, the children returned to their village as heroes, with the treasure of the lost pirates and a great life experience that they would carry with them forever.

From that day on, the story of their feat was told and rediscovered for generations, inspiring other young people to seek their own adventures and discover the world around them.

Title: The Hare and the Tortoise

Once upon a time, there was a very fast hare and a very slow tortoise. The hare always boasted about its speed, telling everyone that it was the fastest of all the creatures in the forest. The tortoise, on the other hand, was very shy and never boasted about anything.

One day, the hare met the tortoise on the road and said, "I bet you couldn't beat me in a race." The tortoise calmly replied, "I'm not as fast as you, but I accept your challenge."

The race began, and the hare immediately raced ahead, leaving the tortoise far behind. The hare realized that it was so far ahead that it decided to take a rest. It fell asleep, and when it woke up, the tortoise was already close to it.

The hare quickly rushed to make up for lost time, but the tortoise continued to walk steadily and eventually surpassed it. The hare realized that it didn't always need to be fast but that it was also important to be steady and persevering.

From that day on, the hare and the tortoise became great friends, and the hare learned to respect the tortoise for its tenacity and determination. And every time the hare boasted about its speed, the tortoise smiled and reminded it that true strength lies in constancy and perseverance.

So, the lesson we can learn from this story is that it's not always necessary to be the fastest or the strongest to win a race, but determination and constancy can lead to victory. And although it's important to always strive to do our best, it's equally important to respect others and appreciate their qualities, even if they are different from ours.

"The Brave Little Snail"

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful garden full of colorful flowers and lush plants. In this garden, there was a little snail named Lucy. Lucy was different from the other snails because she had a golden stripe on her shell that shimmered in the sun. When Lucy moved slowly among the garden leaves, her golden stripe sparkled and caught the attention of all the garden animals.

But this also made her different from the other animals, who often looked at her with curiosity and a bit of suspicion. Lucy felt lonely and sad because she had no one to play with and share her adventures.

One day, while slowly moving among the leaves in search of tender green leaves, Lucy heard a desperate cry. It was a chrysalis trying to break free from its cocoon, but something seemed to be going wrong. Lucy approached cautiously and saw that the chrysalis was trapped in a small twig.

"Can I help you?" Lucy asked, in her sweet and calm voice.

"Please, yes!" replied the chrysalis. "I can't get out of here!"

Lucy began to nibble at the twig with her sharp shell teeth until she managed to free the chrysalis. But when the chrysalis emerged from the cocoon, Lucy saw that it had turned into a beautiful butterfly, with wings of brilliant colors and delicate shades.

"Wow, you're so beautiful!" exclaimed Lucy, admiring the butterfly.

"I owe it to you, dear Lucy," replied the butterfly. "If you hadn't helped me, I would have remained trapped forever."

From that day on, Lucy and the butterfly became great friends. They had fun flying together among the garden flowers and discovering new places, always united by the strength of their courage and their friendship.

But one day, while flying above the garden, the butterfly got caught in a spider's web. Lucy tried to free it, but the web was too strong and resilient. The butterfly was desperate and feared being trapped forever.

However, Lucy didn't give up. She decided to ask for help from the other animals in the garden. She went to a group of bees that were collecting pollen from the flowers and asked them to help free the butterfly. The bees, who were hardworking and organized, immediately gathered around Lucy and decided to join forces to save the butterfly.

With their teamwork, the bees managed to cut the spider's web and free the butterfly. The butterfly was so grateful and happy that she decided to organize a grand party in honor of Lucy and the bees. All the animals in the garden were invited to the party, and there was food, music, and dancing.

From that day on, Lucy was no longer alone. All the animals in the garden admired her for her courage and kindness, and Lucy realized that it didn't matter to be different from the others because true beauty resided in kindness and the goodness of the heart. But the story doesn't end there.

A few days after the party, a severe storm hit the garden. The wind blew strongly, and the rain poured down, causing flowers to fall and extinguishing the lights of the nighttime insects.

Lucy was worried about all the animals in the garden who were struggling because of the bad weather. She decided to do something to help them. She asked for help from the bees, who were taking shelter in their hive, and together they started working to repair the garden.

Lucy climbed up the tree branches to shelter the birds that had built their nests there, while the bees brought flowers and leaves to cover the cracks in the homes of the insects. Lucy and the bees worked all night until the garden was safe again.

The next morning, all the animals in the garden woke up to a surprise. Lucy and the bees had created a beautiful rainbow that stretched across the garden. It was a rainbow made of flowers and leaves that shimmered in the sun, bringing hope and beauty in a time of difficulty.

The animals of the garden were incredulous and moved. Lucy, the brave little snail, had proven to be a hero and a guide for all of them. And so, from that day on, Lucy became the protector of the garden, always ready to help animals in need and to spread beauty and kindness wherever she went.

And that's how Lucy, the brave little snail, became a legend in the garden, loved and respected by all the animals living there. And her golden stripe, which once made her feel different and lonely, became a symbol of hope and courage for all those who needed a friend or help.

"The Lion Who Was Afraid of Mice"