• The Lion and the Boar

"Unity triumphs over selfish pride."

In a parched and sun-scorched land where water was scarce, there lived a mighty lion, revered as the king of all beasts, and a strong, formidable boar. Amid the vast wilderness, a single, small pond provided life-giving water to the creatures of the land. On sweltering days, it became a haven for the thirsty animals, a place of survival and necessity.

• The Lion in the Farmyard

Pride invites unnecessary danger

One day, a majestic lion strayed from the wild and found its way into a farmyard. It was a sight that struck fear into the heart of the farmer, who stood frozen at first but then quickly devised a bold plan. Believing he could outsmart the beast, the farmer hurried to the farm gate and locked it tightly, trapping the lion inside.

• The Little Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings

The pictures are at the end of the story

Once upon a time, there was a little white rabbit with soft white fur, long pink ears, and four tiny feet. He was a very pretty little rabbit, but he wasn’t happy. You see, this little rabbit didn’t want to be himself. He wanted to be someone else.

• The Tale of the Crab and the Fox

Curiosity without caution invites peril

In a distant land where the sea kissed the shores with rhythmic waves, there lived a crab who spent his days scuttling along the sandy beach. The steady routine of his life, while safe, began to weigh on his restless spirit.

• The Fowler and the Blackbird

Curiosity requires cautious judgment.

Long ago, in a dense forest, a fowler was sitting quietly under a tree, working with ropes. His hands moved quickly as he wove a strange device. Nearby, a curious Blackbird watched him closely. Unable to resist his curiosity, the Blackbird chirped, "What are you making?"

• The Missing Nail

"Small neglect leads to trouble."

Once, there was a merchant who went to a big market to sell his goods. He sold everything he had and was overjoyed to see his bag full of gold and silver coins. After packing the coins into a large bag, he placed it on his horse and started the journey back home.

• The Brahmin, the Tiger, and the Jackal

Cleverness protects from betrayal

Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a wise and kind-hearted man called a Brahmin. One day, while walking through the jungle, he came across a tiger trapped inside a cage. The tiger saw the Brahmin and cried out, "Please, kind man, help me! A hunter has trapped me here, and I cannot escape."

• The Merchant and The Ass

We are often judged by the company we keep.

Once upon a time, a man decided to buy an Ass for his farm. He approached a seller who owned a sturdy-looking Ass and expressed interest in purchasing it. However, the man had a unique request: before making the purchase, he wanted to take the Ass home for a short trial to see if it was a good fit for his needs. The seller, confident in the qualities of his animal, agreed to the arrangement.

• The Gardener and His Faithful Companion

Fear clouds judgment.

In a tranquil village bathed in golden sunlight, there lived a kind-hearted gardener who shared his life with his spirited dog. The dog, full of boundless energy, found joy in dashing around the vibrant garden, chasing after fluttering butterflies, chirping birds, and even playfully spinning after its own tail. The garden was a world of excitement for the dog, filled with flowers, buzzing bees, and the rustling of leaves.

• The Hunter and the Woodman

Hunter

Once upon a time, in a deep, vast forest, a hunter was looking for a lion. This hunter was not known for his bravery, but he was curious and eager to find signs of the powerful beast. His heart pounded with every step he took into the quiet, dense woods.

• The Tale of the Golden Droppings

Greed leads to regret.

Long ago, in a dense forest, lived a remarkable bird named Sindhuka. This bird was extraordinary because its droppings turned to gold the moment they touched the ground.

• Little Red Riding Hood

Always follow instructions carefully.

Once upon a time, there was a sweet little girl who everyone loved, especially her grandmother. One day, her grandmother gave her a red hooded cloak. It looked so nice that the girl wore it all the time, and people called her Little Red Riding Hood.