The furious eagle living in the forest tries to drive other animals away from the forest by mistreating them. But a clever plan devised by the swallow brings him to his senses. Will the eagle be able to realize that, one day, even he could need others’ help? “The Eagle’s Fury” shares an unforgettable story with its readers!
A butterfly thinks she is so pretty and so much better than the other animals in the forest that she looks down on them. She even goes so far as to mock them. Because of this, she wanders in the forest by herself and can’t find anyone to play with. One day, she bends over the water to look upon the reflection of her beautiful face, suddenly loses her balance and plops into the water. Who is going to save her from this tough situation as well as her bad manners?
The ambitious ant keeps working around the clock. But doing so doesn’t get him very far with talking to others and making friends. One day, when his nest gets flooded, he finds himself in need of help. Will his neighbor the bee help out the ant, who has no time for anything but work? The answers to that and more are in this book.
The little fish doesn’t know that he should listen to his mother and he learns how important it is for children to listen to their mothers the hard way. One day, he gets so caught up in his games, he gets lost while playing around. He ends up all alone by himself in a seemingly endless sea while an evil octopus sets his sights on him and makes plans to catch him. Thankfully, the old, wise fish comes to his rescue and teaches the little fish a life lesson he won’t forget. Will the little fish be able to get back together with his family? The answer lies on the pages of this book.
The blue dove, the black swallow and the white seagull get separated from their flocks because of their mistakes. Their selfishness and wanting to be like someone they are not keep them apart from their families. The three birds realize their mistakes and ask the wise owl what to do. What does the wise owl tell them? Will they get back together with their families. The answers are in this book.
