A giant that lived on a very high mountain loved strawberries. He went down the mountain and he found a farmer village. The farmers harvested strawberries and the giant started to eat their strawberries. The farmers asked the government to send their military forces to destroy the giant. The ants realized the giant would be killed and he designed a plan to save him. Thousands of ants bit him at the same time and the giant ran away

A giant that lived on a very high mountain loved strawberries. He went down the mountain and he found a farmer village. The farmers harvested strawberries and the giant started to eat their strawberries. The farmers asked the government to send their military forces to destroy the giant. The ants realized the giant would be killed and he designed a plan to save him. Thousands of ants bit him at the same time and the giant ran away.

Arabella was a little girl that dreamed of touching the moon. She had thought of climbing the highest mountain to reach the moon. She became very sick and her dream of touching the moon became then unreachable. Her dad told her that the moon had little soldiers that carried her shine in their bellies, and that the moon sent her little soldiers to the children who wanted to touch her. Her dad managed to catch a firefly in a bottle and let Arabella to touch this firefly and she believed she had touched the moon.

Arabella was a little girl that dreamed of touching the moon. She had thought of climbing the highest mountain to reach the moon. She became very sick and her dream of touching the moon became then unreachable. Her dad told her that the moon had little soldiers that carried her shine in their bellies, and that the moon sent her little soldiers to the children who wanted to touch her. Her dad managed to catch a firefly in a bottle and let Arabella to touch this firefly and she believed she had touched the moon.

Emiro and Ana had a small farm where they raised hens and bees. They had a donkey named Pancho. Once there was a severe drought and they all suffered hunger. Emiro put on a pair of green glasses on Pancho’s eyes so that he would eat the dry grass. Many years after that drought Ana died and Emiro felt very lonely. By making Emiro remember that terrible drought, Pancho made him realize that life continued and they all, the bees, the hens, and him loved him.

Emiro and Ana had a small farm where they raised hens and bees. They had a donkey named Pancho. Once there was a severe drought and they all suffered hunger. Emiro put on a pair of green glasses on Pancho’s eyes so that he would eat the dry grass. Many years after that drought Ana died and Emiro felt very lonely. By making Emiro remember that terrible drought, Pancho made him realize that life continued and they all, the bees, the hens, and him loved him.

A firefly feels annoyed because she hears an ant say that ants could be more majestic than them. She insults the ants for such outrageous pretensions. An ant magically flies in a luminous bubble; a tower crushes the outraged firefly. The ants take care of her until she recovers from her injuries. The fireflies feel grateful for such gesture and invite the ants to fly on their backs.

A firefly feels annoyed because she hears an ant say that ants could be more majestic than them. She insults the ants for such outrageous pretensions. An ant magically flies in a luminous bubble; a tower crushes the outraged firefly. The ants take care of her until she recovers from her injuries. The fireflies feel grateful for such gesture and invite the ants to fly on their backs.

Mohed dreamed of visiting an oasis called Muhammad’s Garden. He purchased a camel to help him cross the desert to find this oasis. He named the camel Abdulla. Abdula feared mice. Mohed brings a mouse to their trip across the desert, Abdulla becomes friends with this mouse. Mohed names this mouse Mustafa. The three of them make it to Muhammad’s Garden.

Mohed dreamed of visiting an oasis called Muhammad’s Garden. He purchased a camel to help him cross the desert to find this oasis. He named de camel Abdulla. Abdulla feared mice. Mohed brings a mouse to their trip across the desert, Abdulla becomes friends with this mouse. Mohed names this mouse Mustafa. The three of them make it to Muhamad’s Garden.

Among a numerous squirrel community, there was this devious one named Piya. Piya was obsessed with picking as many acorns as she could to eat and to store them. One day she found a huge cave, she became even more obsessed with the idea of storing more and more acorns. She started stealing acorns from her neighbors. The trees were not producing enough acorns due El Niño. The community suffered terrible hunger that winter. Piya had a nightmare that made her understand how greedy she had been, and she shared the acorns she had stored with them.

Among a numerous squirrel community, there was this devious one named Piya. Piya was obsessed with picking as many acorns as she could to eat and to store them. One day she found a huge cave, she became even more obsessed with the idea of storing more and more acorns. She started stealing acorns from her neighbors. The trees were not producing enough acorns due El Niño. The community suffered terrible hunger that winter. Piya had a nightmare that made her understand how greedy she had been, and she shared the acorns she had stored with them.

Lots of birds compete to be awarded as the bird with the most melodious bird on Earth. The numbers are narrowed down to two competitors; one of the birds is not ready to be defeated, she sought the help of a very malicious crow to cast a spell on her contender to damage her throat. The day of the final competition, the treacherous bird was called to sing first; a severe cough attack impeded her from singing and the jury named the other bird the winner.

Lots of birds compete to be awarded as the bird with the most melodious bird on Earth. The numbers are narrowed down to two competitors; one of the birds is not ready to be defeated, she sought the help of a very malicious crow to cast a spell on her contender to damage her throat. The day of the final competition, the treacherous bird was called to sing first; a severe cough attack impeded her from singing and the jury named the other bird the winner.

A flute was given to a child by his grandfather before he died. The child plays his flute and he is heard by a dog, a cat, and a rat. The three animals are enchanted by his music. The grandmother throws his flute away because the music bothers her and their neighbors; the boy falls into very deep sadness. The dog, the cat, and the rat seek the help on an owl to have a flute made for the child. The child is happy again, he has a new flute and he has new friends.

A flute was given to a child by his grandfather before he died. The child plays his flute and he is heard by a dog, a cat, and a rat. The three animals are enchanted by his music. The grandmother throws his flute away because the music bothers her and their neighbors; the boy falls into very deep sadness. The dog, the cat, and the rat seek the help on an owl to have a flute made for the child. The child is happy again, he has a new flute and he has new friends.

A horse and a donkey, both were very dissatisfied with their lives; the horse envied the donkey’s life and the donkey envied the horse’s life. By some Divine power their souls were exchanged into their respective bodies and they both had the opportunity to live the kind of life they had so much wished to live. They were soon upset with their new lives and they both became lethargic and useless to their owners. They were sold to be fed to zoo felines. They met once more on these feeding grounds and by the same Divine power their souls are returned to their corresponding bodies.

A horse and a donkey, both were very dissatisfied with their lives; the horse envied the donkey’s life and the donkey envied the horse’s life. By some Divine power their souls were exchanged into their respective bodies and they both had the opportunity to live the kind of life they had so much wished to live. They were soon upset with their new lives and they both became lethargic and useless to their owners. They were sold to be fed to zoo felines. They met once more on these feeding grounds and by the same Divine power their souls are returned to their corresponding bodies.

This is a memory of my first day of primary school in which my first-grade teacher gave me a coin for me to buy a new notebook. Then I wrote the story of how, my first-grade teacher and I met after many years later and we both revived that moment. We told each other how deeply that day was engraved in our hearts.