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Every good fairy tale is grounded in a message of morality and a sprinkle of truth.
Transport yourself to a land of vivid imagination, a world of infinite possibilities, and the latent air of magic and romance missing from the modern world.
This unique collection of nineteen stories takes the traditional fairy tale and twists it with an inspired, modern edge suited for people of all ages. Explore the deeper meaning of our core principles as you delight in the telling. Woven into each masterful story is a tapestry of reality blended with a variety of morals and perspectives by which to live your life. Whether it is understanding the importance of family or learning not to be selfish, these stories will inspire you and open your mind to improving how you live.
Perfect for reading to your children, Fairy Tales: Anthology of Sulaiman Noor Ahmad opens the discussion to what it means to be a good person while exploring the edges of imagination. There are no limits to the fantasy within, and despite our ages or beliefs, we should all strive to emulate the basic set of morals uniting us as humans so we can make the world a better place.
If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales - Albert Einstein
★Proceeds from the fairy tales go to the poor, orphan Afghan children's livelihood and education. For more information visit SulaimanNoorAhmad.com ★
List of tales:
1. The Tale of Zarkarhai
2. Peter and the Night Glasses
3. The Orphan Servant
4. The Shepherd Dog and the Sheep
5. Big Fish, Small Fish
6. The Ant and the Grasshopper
7. The Popular Unpopular Hamster
8.To Wish for More
9. The Fly on the Wall
10. Elephant and Oxpecker
11. A Lone World
12. Little Blade of Grass
13. Insavore: Fate of the Sweet Tooths
14. Sickness
15. The Man, the Woman and the Camel
16. A Groundless Rivalry
17. Larva and Butterfly: Chrysalis
18. Ali the Munificent Mouse
19. Why, Family?"
