The Childrens Hour

By Sciantel Crista

This is four short stories.

The first story is about a meek and timid little mouse but with a very important plan for Mankind...
The second story is about a frog that wore clothes, if you can believe it!
The third story is about a Shepherd who just loved his sheep and all he wanted was to get them safely home, but he would have to sacrifice all to do so...
Last story is about an Egyptian Princess who had everything, that is but true love.. And when she found it she would stop at nothing to keep it too...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Guiding Light Publications
• Release date: May 1, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224644506

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THE CHILDREN'S HOUR

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Four Short Stories

Sciantel Crista

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Guiding Light Publications

The Children's Hour

Ebook Edition

Copyright © 2013 Sciantel Crista / Guiding Light Publications

All rights reserved.

MCN: TL3H-QERF-FHIO-OOIL

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Pictures painted by Sciantel Crista except the Egyptian Princess, the Frog, and the Lantern, found in Public Domain.

No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including storage and retrieval systems without permission from Sciantel Crista. Printed in the United States of America.

Table of Contents

THE CHILDREN'S HOUR........................

STORIES IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE........

THE MOUSE THAT ROARED...................

THE FROG THAT WORE CLOTHES............

THE SHEPHERD'S LITTLE SHEEP.............

THE EGYPTIAN PRINCESS.....................

ABOUT THE AUTHOR...........................

STORIES IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE

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1. THE MOUSE THAT ROARED

(For anyone who has ever been picked on)

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2. THE FROG THAT WORE CLOTHES

(To anyone who needs a good laugh)

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3. THE SHEPHERD'S LITTLE SHEEP

(To the true Shepherd of my heart who redeemed me by His Blood)

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4. THE EGYPTIAN PRINCESS

(To anyone who has ever been in love and got hurt by it)

THE MOUSE THAT ROARED

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Once there was this little white mouse. She was nothing special, or she thought so. Just ordinary and plain. Very timid, meek and mild. No one paid her much attention and she mostly went through her days unnoticed.

The other mice would pick on her something awful. They'd tell her to her face even, and try to pick a fight.

Every night she'd cry to the only One who ever cared. He was very kind to her. He fed her and gave her plenty of water. He cleaned her cage every day. He was her only friend. He was all she ever knew as family.

He stroked her fur. He took good care of her. He paid special attention to her.

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