Stories written in simple, engaging language for children.
Story 1 – The Debt of the Invisible Aroma The coastal city of Aurelia was a place of endless wonders, but for Pippin, the greatest wonder was always found in the street of the bakers. Every afternoon, while Zadok sat under the shade of a palm tree studying ancient scrolls, Pippin would find his favorite…
Story 12: The Bear Who Taught the Wind (A Story from Canada) In the vast, wild lands of Canada, where deep green forests stretched for miles and sparkling lakes reflected the sky, lived a little boy named Finn. Finn loved the winter, with its soft, falling snow and the exciting tracks animals left behind. But…
Story 11: The Secret of the Talking Vines (A Story from the Amazon) In the heart of the Amazon rainforest, where trees stood so tall they tickled the clouds and the river flowed wide like a brown ribbon, lived a little girl named Luna. Luna loved the forest. She loved the screech of the parrots,…
Story 10: The Magic Passport Story 10: The Prince and the Humble Flower (A Story from Ancient Persia) In a faraway land of dazzling palaces and fragrant rose gardens, lived a young Prince named Karim. Prince Karim had everything a boy could wish for: silk clothes, sweet pastries, and the fastest horse in the kingdom….
Story 4 – The Boy Who Returned the Coin The rain had stopped just before evening. The street still held small pools of water, reflecting the fading sky. Streetlights flickered on one by one, their glow stretching across the damp road. Ishan walked slowly beside his mother, careful not to step into the deeper puddles….
Story 2: The Ship That Carried More Than Goods When the new boy joined the class, everyone noticed his accent before his name. He spoke slowly, carefully, as if each word needed permission to come out.His clothes were neat but unfamiliar. His lunch smelled different. Some children laughed.Some avoided him. Milan noticed something else. The…
Story 1: The Sky That Was Never Silent Arin used to believe that everything important arrived with a sound. Messages buzzed. Videos played. Notifications blinked.If something didn’t call for attention, it probably didn’t matter. That was why he rarely looked up. One evening, the electricity went out without warning.The house fell into an unfamiliar stillness….
The Village That Built Too Close “We’ll be safe here,” said the village. The river flowed nearby, calm and wide after learning how to bend. Her curves held reflections of sky and willow, fish resting in the slower water. To the villagers, she looked friendly—useful even. “Close water means easy living,” said one builder, setting…
The River That Learned to Bend “I wasn’t always like this,” said the river.“I used to rush.” She flowed down from the mountains in long, silver threads, gathering courage as she went. Snowmelt joined her. Springs whispered secrets into her sides. Gravity pulled, and for a long time, she obeyed without question. “Faster,” urged the…
The tunnel after the bridge sloped upward for a while, then dipped down again, twisting like the inside of a sleeping snake. Kayal walked slowly, one hand brushing the wall. Stone. Cold. Damp. Her footsteps echoed softly. Tok… tok… tok… But underneath that sound, something else grew louder. A long, steady hush. Like wind. Like…
