Beauty And The Turtle

Once upon a time there was a butterfly called Beauty. She was very beautiful, but too proud of her beauty. She was always busy looking at herself in the mirror and admiring herself.

One day, Beauty met a turtle who told her that she was too proud of herself. She got angry with him. The turtle said, "I'll show you that are you too proud of yourself. Let's have some races."

The first race was the running race. Beauty thought to herself, "Ha! A running race! I'm surely going to win. The turtle is so slow, and he can't even fly. I'll win this race easily." She started flying, but suddenly remembered to check her lipstick. She removed her mirror and lipstick from her bag and applied it. She then resumed her flying and was about to reach the finishing line when she heard, "I won! I won!"

Beauty couldn't believe her eyes that the turtle had won the running race. She huffed and suggested that they have another race. The turtle suggested that they have a swimming race. Beauty was a good swimmer. She agreed to the race.

They started the race in the pond. Just as she was going to jump in, she saw herself in the water. And she kept admiring herself. She forgot all about the race. After a few minutes, she remembered that she had to swim and started swimming to the end line. But again, the turtle won the race.

When she reached the finishing line, the turtle said, "See! I won again! You lost time admiring your own beauty!"

Beauty realised her mistake. She promised that she would never again keep thinking only about her beauty. They both became good friends!

Cat And Hen

Once upon a time there was a cat and a hen. They both were friends.

The hen had some babies. All birds were taking the babies away. She was a clever hen. She hid them in her feathers.

The hen went to the cat and called, "Cat, cat open the door!"

After a long time, the cat finally opened the door.

The hen said to the cat, "Cat, can you make porridge for me?"

The cat made soup and porridge for everyone.

The moral of the story is that you should be clever and friendly with everyone.

Always Help Others

Once upon a time, there was a mouse. He was sad, because he wanted to eat his cheese. He couldn't jump higher, but his Didi could jump higher. 

He called his Didi. His sister came, and asked him, "What happened? Why are you sad?" He told her that he wanted his cheese, but could not jump high. 

His sister jumped up high enough and got him his cheese. He thanked his sister!

The moral of the story is that you should always help others.

पेंग्विन आणि चोर

एक मॅन होता. त्याने एका ट्री वर छान फुलं बघितली...लोटस. छान वास येत होता सकाळी. एका दुसऱ्या माणसाचे ट्री होते. तर पहिल्या मॅन ने ती फुलं चोरली. फक्त एक फूल घेतलं, मग दुसरं, मग सगळी फुलं घेऊन गेला. बायकोकडे गेला. ती खूप चांगली होती. त्याने तिला surprise दिली फुलं. पण त्याने चोरी केली होती ना. मग तिने त्याला बाहेर काढलं. 

एक दिवशी त्याने एका मुलीचे टेडी बेअर चोरले. 

हे सगळे कोण बघत होते माहिती... एक पेंग्विन.

थोड्या दिवसांनी ज्याचे झाड होते तो माणूस आला ट्री ला पाणी घालायला. तिथे एक शिडी दिसली त्याला. आणि बघतो तर काय! फुलं गेलेली! त्याला चोर माहित होता. तो चोराच्या घरी गेला. चोर आत बसला होता. तो हळूच मागून गेला आणि चोराच्या पॉकेट मध्ये आग चं  पत्र टाकलं (Like the Howler in Harry Potter, I think!) आणि निघून गेला. 

मग तो चोर जोरजोरात ओरडायला लागला, "आई आई आई बाबा बाबा बाबा!"

मग मोटू-पतलू आणि चिंगम आले. त्या चोराला म्हणाले, "तुला वरती आकाशात टाकले पाहिजे!" पतलूने हॅन्ड पकडला आणि आकाशात टाकले. तो वरून धाड करून रस्त्यावर पडला. मग चिंगम ने handcuffs लावल्या. चोराला जेलमध्ये टाकलं. 

मग चोराची बायको, मोटू-पतलू , चिंगम हे सगळे फ्रेंड्स झाले आणि एकत्र राहायला लागले!

The moral of the story is you should not pluck flowers and fruits.

The Doll Who Lost Her Toy

(Mahika's story in English)

Once upon a time, there was a little doll. She was sitting on the beach with her favourite toy. She was playing with her toy.

But after some time, she could not find her toy. She searched everywhere, here and there, up and down. But she could not find her toy.

So she got up and started searching again. She suddenly saw her toy under her chair. She was very happy again.

The moral of the story is that you should always keep your things properly with you.