children’s literature
Guru Gobind Singh and the Five Beloved
Moral of the Story True faith means willingness to sacrifice everything for what we believe Tradition: SIKH Word Count: 587
The Elephant and the Blind Men
Moral of the Story We each see only part of the truth; wisdom/” title=”More stories about wisdom”>wisdom comes from listening
The Tiger and the Persimmon
Moral of the Story Our fears are often based on misunderstanding, not reality Tradition: KOREAN Word Count: 587 Age Range:
Pele Creates the Islands
Moral of the Story The search for home shapes both the seeker and the land Tradition: POLYNESIAN Word Count: 587
The Five Suns – An Aztec Story of Rising and Falling for Kids
Moral of the Story Civilizations rise and fall, but wisdom passes from age to age Tradition: AZTEC Word Count: 587
Fionn and the Salmon of Knowledge – Wisdom Story for Kids Ages 6-12
Moral of the Story Sometimes the greatest gifts come through unexpected means Tradition: CELTIC Word Count: 587 Age Range: ages
Why the Sky Is Far Away
Moral of the Story When we waste gifts and take them for granted, we lose them Tradition: AFRICAN Word Count:
Princess Kaguya’s Return to the Moon
Moral of the Story Those we love may leave us, but the love we shared remains forever Tradition: JAPANESE Word
Isis Resurrects Osiris
Moral of the Story True love never gives up, even in the face of death itself Tradition: EGYPTIAN Word Count:
Rostam and the White Demon
The great Persian hero Rostam completes seven labors to rescue his king, facing a white demon in a dark cave and learning that courage means acting de…
Coyote Steals Fire
Moral of the Story Those who help others may bear the scars of their service with pride Tradition: NATIVE_AMERICAN Word
