Our best ranked stories for children

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A little hole in the moon, a story about Generosity and kindness

9/10

"True generosity means giving the best in us, not just things we have too much of."

Grandfather’s Coins, a story about Money management

9/10

A short story to teach children to manage their money

"A little money well spent can achieve a lot more than we had imagined, especially if it helps us to learn and develop ourselves."

The Princess without a Palace, a story about Humility and homeliness

9/10

A short story aout humility and homeliness

"Happiness is not to be found in the showy and sophisticated things in life, but rather in the right way to approach life and live it."

Perfect Justice, a story about Justice and forgiveness

9/10

A short story about justice and forgiveness

"Forgiveness is a fundamental part of justice."

August Heat, a story about Strength and will power

9/10

A short story for children about will power

"Small daily renunciations are what develop strength and will power"

The Happy Trumpet, a story about Joy and friendship

9/10

A short story that teaches children the value of offering joy to others

"It is very important to transmit cheerfulness to others."

The great palace of lies, a story about Sincerity

9/10

"Imaginative comparison to explain why you cannot achieve anything worthwhile with lies because, sooner or later, the truth will come out and the whole structure collapses. Also applies to adults! :-) "

Robot with a Virus, a story about Tidiness and Solidarity

9/10

A short story about tidiness and solidarity

"Treating things well, with care, is also a sign of respect to those who cannot enjoy such things, and who –given the chance – would surely treat them well."