5-Minute Bedtime Stories: 45 Illustrated Moral Tales, Short Stories, and Fables for Kids

By Ankit

Embark on a timeless adventure with "5-Minute Bedtime Stories: 45 Illustrated Moral Tales, Short Stories, and Fables for Kids," a beautifully illustrated collection of classic stories that have captivated hearts and minds for generations. This enchanting book brings together a selection of the most cherished fables, each accompanied by stunning artwork that breathes new life into these age-old tales.

Perfect for readers young and old, "5-Minute Bedtime Stories" is not just a book, it's a gateway to a world where animals speak, the wise triumph and every story leaves you with a gem of wisdom to treasure. From the cunning fox to the proud peacock, the characters in these tales will teach you about life's greatest lessons in the most delightful way.

Whether you're buying it for your children, as a gift or for your own enjoyment, it is a must-have addition to any bookshelf. Dive into this collection and let the power of storytelling illuminate the path to wisdom and joy. Get your copy today and join the legion of readers who have found happiness and insight within these pages.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sahitya press
• Release date: May 10, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224874095

Book preview

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The Lion and the Mouse

In a dense jungle, there lived a powerful lion named Leo. One day, while Leo was sleeping, a little mouse named Tiny started playing on him. This woke up Leo, who got very angry and caught Tiny.

Tiny was scared and said,

Please let me go, Mr. Leo. I promise to help you someday.

Leo laughed loudly and said,

How can a tiny mouse like you help a mighty lion like me?

But Leo was in a good mood, so he let Tiny go.

A few months later, Leo was caught in a hunter's net. He roared and struggled, but he couldn't get out. Tiny heard Leo's roars and rushed to see what happened. Seeing Leo trapped, Tiny said,

Don't worry, Mr. Leo. I will help you.

Tiny quickly started gnawing at the net with his sharp teeth. After, the net was torn, and Leo was free. Leo thanked Tiny and said

"I was wrong to underestimate you, Tiny. You are small, but you helped me in my time of