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A long time ago, There was a Village far in the jungle. The village was small, but the people who lived there were great. They have a lot of wise men in the village. The wise men are the leaders of the village because of their wisdom. People usually come from nearby villages to seek wisdom from the wise men.

A long time ago, there lived a family of four - the father, mother and two children, a girl and a boy, the eldest child's name was Kennedy. His younger sister was Benedicta. They lived happily because of the love in the family. It's the norm of the family to help each other. Every Saturday, all of them will be working to make sure the house is in order. When mummy is in the kitchen preparing food, daddy will be taking care of the sitting room, and the children will be actively involved in simple house chores.

Amy and Akins are siblings. Amy is a girl, and she is 4 years old, while Akins is a boy and he is 6 years old. They both love to be with each other and do special things.

Mr. Ben and Mrs. Ben were traveling to another state for a program. They sat down with Mark and Cynthia and instructed them to play gently with their horse. They told Cynthia Mark should not ride the horse alone, but Cynthia should help him.

The tale of Samba. There is something great inside everyone that the world needs to see. Time and season change, and bring different opportunities our way. While this is true, it is important to know ourselves and prepare before opportunities come our way for two reasons. Firstly, we can recognize the opportunities, and secondly, we can grab them and not lose them.

Lisa was just three years old; she was excited she would be going to the school for the first time. Her mother had been the one schooling her at home. Mom always buys her toys and storybooks to keep her busy. Lisa grew very fast; she had long hair and a cute smile.

A short story about a young girl named Helen and how Covid19 changed life for her and everyone. Dealing with the arrival of Covid19 and the changes in school, work, and society....

Once upon a time, there were some little kids in a small town called Greenland. The town was named Greenland because every plant in the town was always green no matter the season. The vegetation gave room for different types of animals to live in. After all, the animals can easily feed on green plants to their satisfaction, the tall trees provide shade for the animals against the sun, and the people of the land don't kill the animals. Instead, they see them as weak and vulnerable.

Janelle was the daughter of Mr. James. Mr. James was one of the respectful men in the society and clergy in one of the Pentecostal Churches in the UK. Janelle was always taught to respect her parent and elders in the church and everywhere she finds herself by her Sunday school teacher.

The small village of Ravenswood had always been known for its eerie atmosphere and dark legends. But for the residents, it was just home. They had heard the stories of the curse that hung over the village, passed down from generation to generation, but they paid it little heed. Until one fateful night, when the curse reared its ugly head once more.

THE DISOBEDIENT BILL A long time ago, there was a boy named Bill. He had a sister named Sophie. They both lived with their parents. The parents always teach the kids about Obedience. They always use the bible verse that says'...to obey is better than sacrifice, and to hearken than the fat of rams.' 1Sam 15 vs. 22. This has been the Children's watchword since they were born.

A very long time ago, there was a king in a town called kanapor; the king had two sons, the eldest's name was prince Pat. In contrast, the name of the youngest was prince Nat, they were ten and fourteen years respectively, the two princes were so handsome that everyone in their town loved to be their friends, and their father used to tell them that as princes they must be of good behavior, they should not be overwhelmed with royal honor.

A very long time ago, there was a boy named Tom. Tom only had a younger sister named Tina, and both of them were taken care of by their parents. Tina was six. At the same time, Tom was eight; almost every time the family would hold a meeting because of Tom, and Tom would not listen or learn any new thing. He believed that he knew everything, but his parents would always tell him that the day you think you know all, that's the day you are no longer relevant.

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