The Sharing Stone and the Selfish King

Nora Kate

Maison d'édition: The Good Child Bookstore

Synopsis

The Sharing Stone and the Selfish King tells the story of a selfish king who learns the true power of kindness and sharing. When he hears of a magical stone that can grant peace and prosperity, he sets out on a journey to claim it for himself. Along the way, he encounters a brave villager named Leona, who believes the stone’s power can only be unlocked through generosity. As they face trials together, the king’s heart begins to change, and he learns that sharing is the key to true greatness. This enchanting tale of transformation teaches children the importance of kindness, selflessness, and community. Through captivating storytelling and vivid characters, The Sharing Stone and the Selfish King encourages young readers to embrace the values of compassion and generosity, showing them that the greatest treasures in life are not found in wealth, but in the act of giving.

Disponible depuis: 27/05/2025.

Longueur d'impression: 145 pages.

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