Books with title 14 Short Bible Stories For Kids

A collection of fun short stories for kids of all ages. Included are silly stories like "Chili for Lily", where pots of chili grow silly; "Bird Brain" - the early bird trying to find a worm but doesn't know what a worm looks like; the "Beautiful Ballet Dress" that never gets washed because the wearer won't take it off and "Mrs. What's-Her-Name" the lady with a handkerchief for every occasion. Also are twice told tales of "The Cow on the Roof"; "The One-Eyed Troll"; "Balder, the Good" and "The Frost Giants."

A collection of fun short stories for kids of all ages. Included are silly stories like "Chili for Lily", where pots of chili grow silly; "Bird Brain" - the early bird trying to find a worm but doesn't know what a worm looks like; the "Beautiful Ballet Dress" that never gets washed because the wearer won't take it off and "Mrs. What's-Her-Name" the lady with a handkerchief for every occasion. Also are twice told tales of "The Cow on the Roof"; "The One-Eyed Troll"; "Balder, the Good" and "The Frost Giants."

Short Stories for Curious Kids is aimed at middle-readers (years 8+) and has 127 pages. Three engaging short stories for children to enjoy before bedtime, on long journeys or during quiet moments. These alternative stories span a variety of genres to capture the interest and imaginations of children who prefer to read shorter books. The first story is set in World War Two during the London Blitz. Follow the protagonist as he strives to find his best friend alive in the aftermath of a bombing. In the second story, teenager Stacey reluctantly goes to a creepy house where she discovers the hidden truths behind the mysterious rumours she’s heard about a ‘Mad Old Lady’. Finally, step into Thomas’s strange first day at a new school. Filled with dread, he tries to make sense of the mind-boggling madness surrounding him. Once you’ve finished the three stories, read the Author’s Insight and Educational Notes at the end of the book to learn the secrets behind the stories, including some valuable writing techniques designed to educate and inspire future writers.

The story of Laila and the Wolf or the Little Red Riding Hood is one of the most popular fairy tales among children of different cultures of the world, and the version written by the French author Charles Perot is one of the oldest versions of the story, and it is worth noting that there are multiple versions of this story that differ slightly from each other. However, the differences between them are not very significant. The story teaches children to obey and not to abuse their parents.