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A very long time ago, there was a boy named Tom. Tom only had a younger sister named Tina, and both of them were taken care of by their parents. Tina was six. At the same time, Tom was eight; almost every time the family would hold a meeting because of Tom, and Tom would not listen or learn any new thing. He believed that he knew everything, but his parents would always tell him that the day you think you know all, that's the day you are no longer relevant.

The short story Dear Little Black Boy teaches black boys to love; love everything about their features, skin tone, express their feelings & emotions to others. It teaches them healthy habits, to love others, and most of all, to love themselves.

THE CONCEPT OF GENERATIONAL CURSE What generational curse mean in this context? The curse here is not some diabolical spell that a great witch has casted on a family. It’s nothing like the Maleficent story where she had to kiss her true love before she could break the curse placed on her by the witch.

The tale of Samba. There is something great inside everyone that the world needs to see. Time and season change, and bring different opportunities our way. While this is true, it is important to know ourselves and prepare before opportunities come our way for two reasons. Firstly, we can recognize the opportunities, and secondly, we can grab them and not lose them.

Long time ago, there was a boy named Bill who belonged to a family of 4 including his father - James, mother - Stephanie, his twin sister - July. The family really loved themselves that they believed that nothing could really separate them from one another. Their father - James always preached love between the 2 children, and both of them loved one another also. Bill and July were 7 years old.

Layla is a beautiful girl! Once upon a time there was a little girl, whose name was Layla, who lived in a town not far from here. Little Layla had beautiful eyes full of sparkle, long curly hair and teeth as white as the clouds in the sky.

Once upon a time, in a big town, there lived a family named Mr and Mrs Kate; the family had two children, Chris and Dan, with an intelligent horse who also lived with them at home. Chris and Dan were the ones taking care of the horse and its house; anytime they misbehave, Mr Kate uses it as a punishment for them to turn a new leaf. Instead of that, Chris's stubbornness was helped by Dan's stone heart, but their father never got tired.

A very long time ago, there was a king in a town called kanapor; the king had two sons, the eldest's name was prince Pat. In contrast, the name of the youngest was prince Nat, they were ten and fourteen years respectively, the two princes were so handsome that everyone in their town loved to be their friends, and their father used to tell them that as princes they must be of good behavior, they should not be overwhelmed with royal honor.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl called princes, she was the only child of her mother, and she likes visiting the zoo, due to her love towards animals her mum got her a cat for birthday gift, she so much loves these cat and named it Jewel. Princess and Jewel were bosom friends, and they do go out together.

THE DISOBEDIENT BILL A long time ago, there was a boy named Bill. He had a sister named Sophie. They both lived with their parents. The parents always teach the kids about Obedience. They always use the bible verse that says'...to obey is better than sacrifice, and to hearken than the fat of rams.' 1Sam 15 vs. 22. This has been the Children's watchword since they were born.

Once upon a time, there were two people named Sarah and Jack who lived in different parts of the world. They were both successful in their careers and had their own families, but they were both looking for something more.

Zion is a beautiful and brilliant girl. Her mom takes her to the shoe shop to buy her a new shoe. The shoe is a beautiful one, and Zion likes the shoe.

Building a dream! Once upon a time there was a neighborhood in a city not far from here. It was a neighborhood full of children of all tastes and ages, but if there was one thing those children had in common, it was that they all liked to play and have fun.

Lisa was just three years old; she was excited she would be going to the school for the first time. Her mother had been the one schooling her at home. Mom always buys her toys and storybooks to keep her busy. Lisa grew very fast; she had long hair and a cute smile.

It is going to be another exciting day for Jimmy's Family. They would be celebrating their 10th anniversary and family day together. Mr. Jimmy worked as a banker in one of the banks in the United States, while his wife was a Nurse Practitioner in one of the hospitals in town.

Kids spend the HOLIDAY IN NEW YORK.

Clarke is a young girl of 8 years old that loves reading, and playing with her doll. These two things are the only things that excite her and others things do not excite her. She has an older brother called Jason by name. Jason loves playing soccer and also loves going out. Their parents had always find it difficult to satisfy the both children because of their huge differences.

There was famine and drought in the Animal Kingdom in the land, and everyone had to find a possible way to eat and survive the bad season. The Lion, being the King, depends on all the animals to bring food, but no one brings food due to the famine and drought.

Clement and his friends (Joe and Joel) are known as the best friends in the community. Clement was the eldest of them all, but he was smart and more intelligent than them. Clement was tall vast, and handsome, and he was bigger than his age.

The small town of Oakwood was known for its picturesque countryside and friendly residents, but it also had a dark secret. For centuries, a curse had hung over the town, passed down from generation to generation. The curse was said to have been inflicted by an ancient witch, who had been wronged by the town's ancestors. The curse was said to be a powerful one, and it was said that it would never be lifted until the town's descendants had paid for their ancestors' transgressions.