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  The Adventures of Kanchil and...

  Hero

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  Not a single animal in the forest wanted to meet the Tiger. Let alone meet him, not even to hear his name. He was an evil beast who did not hesitate to prey on his fellow forest dwellers. Still fresh in the memory, how the Evil One mercilessly preyed on a mother goat who had just given birth. Unmitigated, the baby goat that had just been born and had not been able to bleat perfectly was also devoured. 
  Since then, the forest-dwelling animals have agreed to protect each other from the evil Tiger. Anyone who sees the Tiger must tell the others. Don't let the incident that happened to the mother and goat kid yesterday happen again. 
  As a result of this agreement, the tiger had not caught a single prey for days. He's been going back and forth, sneaking around without making a sound, and covering himself in mud and leaves to stink. And the adventure of the Kanchil begins.

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  The Two Fir Trees - A Redemptive...

  Geoffrey Thomas

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  This story is excerpted from The Emperor's New Clothes: And Other Stories by Geoffrey Thomas. These short stories are brimming with the big-heartedness, warmth and homespun humour that the author is known for. Geoffrey Thomas introduces curious characters in this mesmerising story based on Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale. Perfect for Middle Grade (9–12 year-old) readers and teeming with gospel truth and encouragement.

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  The Cat That Walked by Himself -...

  Rudyard Kipling

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  'The Cat that Walked by Himself' is one of the most well-loved of Kipling's Just So Stories.
  This is a story about a cat who liked to walk wherever he wanted. Everything happened at those times when the animals were wild. They lived separately from people. The man was also wild. But he met the woman. She found a nice dry cave and made it their house. They were happy there. One evening the wild dog came to the cave. The woman promised the dog tasty bones for guarding her cave. Later the wild cow and the wild horse also came. She promised fresh grass to the cow and the horse for fresh milk and help with the housework. The cat watched it. He also wanted to be near fire and drink warm milk. Still the cat wanted to walk by himself as usual. The woman did not need such an animal. She needed useful animals. So she made a bargain with the cat.

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  Tiny Toes Dance Studio and the...

  Christopher Allen

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  "Tiny Toes Dance Studio and the Magic Dancing Shoes" is a delightful nursery rhyme about Mrs. Twinkle, a dedicated dance teacher facing overwhelming challenges with her six to eight-year-old students. Despite her genuine love for dance, her young pupils are impossibly wiggly and chaotic. Little Susie spins wildly, Tommy jumps too high, Mary slides everywhere, creating such mayhem that Mrs. Twinkle feels her dancing dreams slipping away. 
  In desperation, Mrs. Twinkle discovers an advertisement in "Rhythm & Grace" journal for magical dancing shoes designed for tiny tots. The ad promises to transform chaotic dancers into graceful performers, guaranteeing success. Hoping these enchanted shoes will solve her problems, Mrs. Twinkle eagerly orders thirty pairs for her entire class. 
  When the beautiful, sparkling shoes arrive with silver bells and golden laces, Mrs. Twinkle feels excited and hopeful. However, her joy quickly turns to horror as the magic shoes make everything dramatically worse. Instead of bringing grace, the shoes force children into wild, uncontrollable dancing frenzies. They spin like tornadoes, leap impossibly high, slide uncontrollably, and bounce off walls, unable to stop their frantic movements. 
  Just when Mrs. Twinkle reaches her lowest point, feeling she has made a terrible mistake, a good fairy appears in golden sparkles. This wise fairy reveals the shoes were made by trolls who misunderstood dance's true nature. With her magic wand, the fairy transforms the chaotic energy into something beautiful and helpful. 
  The fairy teaches everyone the most important lesson: real magic doesn't come from enchanted objects, but from love, patience, and kindness. She shows Mrs. Twinkle that the magic she sought was already within her heart and caring relationship with students. Children learn to dance with genuine grace, not from magical compulsion, but because they feel supported and loved.

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 321 thru 325 -...

  H. G. Wells, Murray Leinster, A....

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 321 thru 325 - Five Vintage Sci-Fi Short Stories from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and 1960sThe Man Who Could Work Miracles by H. G. WellsNobody Saw the Ship by Murray LeinsterThe Venus Evil by Chester S. Geier The Ultimate Vice by A. Bertram ChandlerBlank? by Randall Garrett 

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  Andrew's Armor

  Jill Monaco

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  Every boy has a moment where they wonder where their strength comes from. Is it from their muscles or because of who they are in Christ? 
  Andrew’s toy chest is filled with wonderful things — he especially loves to put on his armor which makes him feel brave and strong. He surprises his parents with his bigger-than-life presence, goes on marvelous adventures, and embraces his role as a valiant warrior. 
  But a moment of vulnerability challenges his belief in himself, leading him to doubt his worth. He loses his confidence and questions his strength, bravery, and courage. 
  One morning, Andrew wakes up and finds a sticky note attached to the mirror that reads, “You are fearfully and wonderfully made.” 
  The next day a new note is stuck to his mirror — “Wait for the LORD; be strong, and let your heart take courage.” 
  Each morning begins with anticipation as Andrew rushes to read the new note attached to his mirror. As the years pass, his perspective changes as he is reminded of his true identity as a child of God through these scriptural affirmations. 
  But who is leaving the notes? 
  Join Andrew as he uncovers the mystery and learns the meaning behind the notes he finds on his mirror. 
  With his faith as his guide, he discovers that the greatest strength lies not in the physical armor he wears but in the unwavering love of his heavenly Father. 
  This captivating story will inspire young boys to embrace the transformative power of kindness, forgiveness, and serving others, revealing the true essence of strength and courage. 
  An Activity Guide is also included so you can encourage your child to continue to learn how their strength comes from the Lord.

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