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• Author : Oskars Barkovskis   
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Short fairy tales for children are a wonderful way to introduce children to the magical world of storytelling. These stories are usually short, entertaining and have a simple moral or lesson that children can learn from.

Short fairy tales for children can include everything from animal stories and fantasy stories to more realistic stories about friendship and cooperation. These stories are usually easy to read and can be full of colorful pictures that help children understand the stories better.

Many short fairy tales for children also include characters that children will be able to relate to, whether it is a brave hero or heroine, a loving grandmother or a wise old man. These characters can help children understand moral values such as courage, respect and cooperation.

Finally, short fairy tales for children will give children a sense of magic and imagination and will help them develop their creativity and imagination. These stories can be a fun way for children to learn and grow while experiencing an exciting and wonderful world of storytelling.

Some short adventures

Once upon a time there was a little mouse who lived in a hole in the wall of an old, abandoned building. The mouse had always dreamed of exploring the world outside her hole, but she was too afraid to try.

One day the mouse decided to venture out into the world. She climbed the wall and jumped down onto the ground. There she met a kind little bird who asked her where she was going.

The mouse said she didn't know, but she wanted to see the world and experience new things. The bird promised to show her around and together they flew over the city.

They saw tall buildings, busy streets and beautiful parks. The mouse was so fascinated by everything she saw and learned a lot from the bird about the world.

They saw tall buildings, busy streets and beautiful parks. The mouse was so fascinated by everything she saw and learned a lot from the bird about the world.

Finally they flew back to the mouse's hole in the wall and she was so grateful for the experience. She now knew that the world was full of exciting discoveries and adventures, and she couldn't wait to explore more.

From that day on, the mouse was no longer afraid to try new things and to see the world with his own eyes.

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Once upon a time there was a big, fat pig who loved to eat everything she could find. One day she found a big, juicy carrot in the garden and thought it would make a delicious snack.

But the carrot was so big that the pig couldn't get it into his mouth. She tried to chew on it but couldn't get it to work.

So the pig asked all the animals in the farm if they could help her eat the carrot. The cow tried to step on it to make it smaller, but the carrot was too hard.

The hen tried to peck at it with her beak, but it was too big. Finally the pig went to the donkey and asked for help. The donkey laughed and said, "Oh, pig, you can't eat a whole carrot! You have to split it up!"

Grinsen laughed at herself for overlooking something so simple, so she split the carrot and ate it into small pieces. From that day on, she understood that sometimes it's best to take things in small chunks, rather than trying to take on too much at once.

And then they all ate lots of carrots and had a great time!

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Once upon a time there was a young boy who dreamed of discovering something new and exciting. He decided to explore the large forest behind his house, even though he had heard that there were dangerous animals and dark secrets there.

But the boy did not let himself be intimidated and went on an adventure. He wandered deep into the forest and discovered an ancient cave, hidden behind a large rock.

Inside the cave he discovered a secret door that led him down into a deep green valley. There he met a large and majestic dragon guarding a treasure.

The dragon said to the boy, "I will give you a chance to take my treasure, but you must answer a question first. If you answer wrong, I will destroy you."

The boy was scared, but he knew he had to try. The dragon asked, "What is the most important thing in the world?"

The boy thought long and hard, and finally he answered, "Love."

The dragon was surprised by the answer and opened up to the boy, letting him take the treasure. The boy was so grateful and promised to use the treasure to help others and spread love around the world.

From that day on, the boy understood that the most important thing in life was to be kind, humble and to show love to others. And he went on many more adventures and discovered many more treasures along the way.

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Once upon a time there was a young princess who was abducted by an evil sorcerer. He kept her captive in his tower, high in the mountains, and no one had ever been able to free her.

But one day there came a young warrior named Finn. He had heard of the fate of the princess and decided to save her. He entered the mountains and began to climb up the tower.

But the wizard was prepared for the attack, and he sent out an army of evil trolls to stop Finn. The warrior fought the trolls with all his might, but it seemed that they were invincible.

Finally, Finn became so exhausted that he almost gave up. But just as he was about to lose heart, he heard a beautiful song coming from the tower.

It was the princess who sang an old, magical song that made the trolls weaker. Finn understood that he had to act quickly. He gathered all his strength and climbed up to the tower.

When he reached the top, the wizard was waiting for him. But Finn was not afraid. He picked up his sword and fought the wizard. In the end, he managed to cut off the wizard's head and free the princess.

Finn and the princess traveled back to her kingdom, where they were received as heroes. And they lived happily ever after, with the trolls and the wizard never threatening them again.

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Once upon a time there was a little boy who visited a zoo for the first time. He was excited to see all the animals and got excited when he got to the lion cage.

But the lion looked so sad and bored. He just lay there, not moving or showing any signs of joy. The boy asked the zookeeper why the lion was so sad.

The zookeeper explained that the lion had been trapped in a cage all his life and that he had never experienced freedom in the wild. The boy got upset and wanted to do something to help the lion.

He thought long and hard and came up with a plan. He decided to build a large enclosure for the lion, with trees and grass and everything needed to make the lion happy.

The boy worked hard and finally he built the enclosure and placed the lion there. The lion was unsure at first, but soon he began to explore his new home. He was playing and running around in the grass and he was finally happy.

The boy was happy to see the lion so happy and he continued to visit him in the zoo. Soon other visitors began to notice the happy lion and the large enclosure. Finally, the zoo decided to build several large enclosures, so that all the animals could experience the joy of being free.

So now the zoo is a place where the animals can live happily, and it's thanks to a little boy's big heart and his desire to help.

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Once upon a time there was a young boy who loved playing computer games. He spent all his free time playing and thought of nothing else. But one day he discovered a mysterious portal in his game and was sucked into a world of adventure.

In this world there were no computers or screens. Everything around him was alive and real. He saw green forests, majestic mountains and beautiful lakes. He met creatures he had never seen before, such as unicorns and fairies.

The boy discovered that he could do whatever he wanted in this world. He could go on adventures, fight evil monsters and help people in need. He learned to ride horses, shoot with a bow and arrow and use magic.

As he explored this world, he began to realize how much he had been missing out on in the real world. He decided to spend less time on computer games and rather spend more time experiencing the reality around him.

The boy returned to the real world, but he had learned a valuable lesson. He spent his free time hiking, reading books, painting and even learning to play the guitar. He discovered that there was so much more to experience in life than just sitting in front of a screen.

So now he lives a balanced life, where he spends time on both leisure activities and adventures in the real world. And he is happier than ever.

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Once upon a time there was a little girl who grew up in the countryside. She had heard about the city from people who had traveled there, but had never seen it with her own eyes. She dreamed of visiting the city and experiencing all the excitement it had to offer.

One day the girl decided to go to the city. She packed a small bag with food and clothes, and got on the bus that was going to take her there. On the way to the city, she saw skyscrapers and busy streets. She couldn't wait to explore everything.

Arriving in the city, she began to explore the streets. She walked along the shops and restaurants, seeing all the different people who were there. There was so much life and movement, and the girl was excited to experience it all.

She visited museums, theaters and parks. She rode the subway, hopped on the bus and took a taxi. She saw so many different places and things and she never got bored.

But after a few days she began to miss the countryside again. She missed being able to see the stars at night and hear the sounds of the animals in the forest. She missed being able to breathe in the fresh air and feel the grass under her feet.

The girl decided to go back home. But she was glad to have visited the city and experienced all it had to offer. She knew she could always visit again whenever she wanted to.

So the girl returned to the countryside, but she had learned a valuable lesson. She had experienced the joy and excitement of the city, but she had also learned to appreciate the beauty and peace of nature.