Moral-Lesson

One sunny morning, a little tailor was sitting by his window, sewing a jacket. He was in a fine mood, and he was singing to himself as he worked. Then he heard someone calling out in the street below. “Fresh jam for sale! Lovely jam, cheap!” The tailor was very fond of jam. He stuck his head out of the window and shouted down, “Up here! I’ll buy some!” The woman climbed the steps to his room with her great basket. The tailor looked over every jar, sniffed each one carefully, and finally said, “This smells delicious. I’ll take four ounces, please.” ...

One bright morning, a clever fox was walking through the woods when he smelled something delicious. He followed the scent and looked up to see a black-feathered crow sitting on a tree branch. In her beak, she held a big, tasty piece of cheese. The fox’s mouth watered, and he thought, I must have that cheese! But how could he get it? He had an idea. “Good morning, Miss Crow!” the fox called up. “My, you look beautiful today! Your feathers shine so brightly in the sunlight.” ...

High above the dancing flowers, where sunbeams played hide-and-seek with the morning dew, two butterflies swooped and twirled through the air. Their names were Emerald and Azure, and they were about to discover something rather wonderful. Emerald had wings as green as the freshest grass, and he could never sit still for a moment, darting from flower to flower with endless curiosity. Azure’s wings sparkled like the clearest blue sky, and she liked to hover thoughtfully, watching everything around her with careful attention. ...