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Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily.

She loved going to the opera with her family.

One day, her dad told her they couldn't go to the opera anymore because it was too expensive.

Lily was sad because she loved the music and the fancy dresses.

But then, Lily had an idea.

She went to her piggy bank and found some money.

She went to a cheap store and bought a toy that shook when you pressed a button.

She brought it home and showed her dad.

He asked her why she bought it and Lily said, "I wanted to show you that you don't need expensive things to be happy.

Sometimes, the simple things that shake can make us just as happy."

Her dad smiled and hugged her.

He realized that Lily was right.

From that day on, they would shake the toy and sing their favorite opera songs together.

They were happy and grateful for the simple things in life.

The moral of the story is that happiness can come from the simplest things.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Mia.

She had a pretty pink dress and a shiny crown.

Mia loved to wear her pink dress and crown all day long.

One day, Mia went for a walk in the park with her mom.

In the park, Mia saw a little boy crying.

"Why are you sad?"

Mia asked the boy.

"I lost my toy," the boy said.

Mia wanted to help, so she looked around and found the toy under a tree.

The boy was so happy, and they played together.

After playing, Mia and the boy sat down to relax.

They talked and laughed.

Mia's mom watched them and smiled.

She said, "Mia, you did a good thing by helping the boy."

Mia felt happy and proud.

And the moral of the story is to always help others when they are in need.

Once upon a time, there was a nosy tank.

He wanted to know what everyone was up to.

All day long, he watched and listened, trying to hear and see all the things people were doing.

One day, he noticed a little girl lying on the grass.

He thought she must be doing something wrong, so he kept his eye on her.

When he saw her stand up, he rolled closer and asked what she had been up to.

The girl just smiled and said she was lying on the grass because it felt good.

She then laid back down.

The nosy tank thought this was a silly thing to do, but he went away and left her alone.

The nosy tank learned an important lesson that day: not everything people do needs to be examined.

Everyone is different, and sometimes it's best to just leave things be.

"Mommy, it's cold!"

Julie said, shivering, into Mommy's lap.

Mommy put her arms around her daughter and gave her a hug.

"Yes, it is chilly, my sweet.

Do you need your sweater?"

Mommy asked.

She looked into Julie's bright eyes and smiled.

Julie nodded and jumped off Mommy's lap.

She ran to get her sweater while Mommy laughed.

Julie returned, proudly holding up her favorite sweater she had gotten as a birthday present.

She put on the cozy sweater, but it wasn't enough to make her feel warm.

"Mommy, why do I feel cold?

Are you sure I have my sweater on?"

Mommy smiled and said, "Yes, you have your sweater on.

But you might have gotten wet earlier.

That's why it's not keeping you warm."

Julie shook her head, confused – she didn't remember getting wet.

Mommy put her hands on Julie's cheeks, rubbing them with soft circles.

She said, "Remember when you were playing with the hose outside?

You might have gotten some water on your sweater, that's why you're feeling cold."

Julie nodded.

Mommy took off Julie's sweater and headed to the laundry room.

She put the sweater in the dryer and flipped the switch.

The dryer started spinning and soon the sweater was nice and warm.

Julie beamed with joy when Mom

Once upon a time, there was a hairy morning.

The sun was bright and the birds were singing.

The morning allowed Ben and his Dad to enjoy the day together.

Ben, who was only three years old, was very excited.

They played catch, kicked a ball and even went for a walk.

Ben loved the outdoors and couldn't wait to explore more.

Later that day, Dad allowed Ben to climb a tree.

Ben felt so brave and proud as he climbed higher and higher.

After, Ben and Dad lay in the grass and watched the clouds above.

The morning was so special and Ben was so happy.

He wanted it to never end but soon it was time to say goodbye to the hairy morning.

Ben and Dad hugged and went home ready for their next adventure.

Once upon a time there was a girl called Lisa.

Lisa wanted to have a beautiful dress, but she didn't have any money.

One day she saw a man sitting on a bench in the park.

He was holding a big bag full of money.

Lisa went up to him and said: "Hello, mister.

Can I please have some of your money?"

The man smiled and said: "I'm sorry, little one.

I can't give you my money, but I can teach you how to make money."

The man taught Lisa how to do a few odd jobs to make cash.

With the money she earned, she was able to buy a beautiful dress.

The moral of the story is that if you are patient and hard-working, you can meet your goals and make your dreams come true.

Once upon a time there was a boy who wanted to paint something.

He thought of a volcano, because it was big and strong.

So the boy went outside with his paint and a brush.

At first the boy felt a bit scared, because it was a hard thing to paint.

But then he worked really hard.

He used red paint for the fire, brown paint for the mountain, and green paint for the ground.

When the boy finished, he looked at the painting and he felt very proud.

He thought about how he worked patiently, and didn't give up.

The boy learned that with hard work and patience, we can do anything.

He was very proud of his painting, and he kept it forever.