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There was famine and drought in the Animal Kingdom in the land, and everyone had to find a possible way to eat and survive the bad season. The Lion, being the King, depends on all the animals to bring food, but no one brings food due to the famine and drought.

Two brothers and two sisters live in California. Their names are John, Jane, Jasmine, and Jude. John was the eldest of them, and he was seven years old, while Jane was five years old. Jasmine and Jude were twins.

THE CONCEPT OF GENERATIONAL CURSE What generational curse mean in this context? The curse here is not some diabolical spell that a great witch has casted on a family. It’s nothing like the Maleficent story where she had to kiss her true love before she could break the curse placed on her by the witch.

Once upon a time, in the cozy town of Harmonyville, Portland lived a little turkey named David and his family. The town was bustling with excitement as Thanksgiving approached. David, unlike the other turkeys, wasn't too fond of the idea of Thanksgiving.

Once upon a time, there was a rich man called Shaw. He has a wife called Jessica and a daughter named Priscilla. Priscilla was a very bright and intelligent girl. Priscilla loves her parents so much, and her parents also love her.

Once upon a time, a girl named Maria lived with her family. She has a very kind heart and is always willing to help anyone. She comes from a middle-class family. Her parents make paper bags and sell them near the mall. That was all they did for a living. One day when Maria was busy revising his syllabus for tomorrow, he saw his father put money in a steel box. He asked why you are putting money in this box, and he replied I am saving money to buy my most favorite watch.

The children of the Martin family learned to respect their parents early on and lived a happy life together....

Have you ever seen a horse up close and thought, "I want to ride one!"? This book is for kids who are curious about horses and want to learn how to ride. Join me on a journey as we discover what it's like to ride a horse for the first time.

There lived a Chinese man in Mexico; he had a farm and lived in a hut. His name is Chico, he was known by everyone in the community because of his hut. He lived alone with his little dog. Chico had relocated to Mexico when he lost his parent.

A story about school age kids that are loving, funny, smart, kind, and caring. The kids must learn to love themselves, and others all race, creed, and color.

Love is everything every family is about, and it is the same in the house of Mr. and Mrs. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Scott are the loveliest couples in the neighborhood. They became lovelier when their triplets arrived. They were no longer called Mr. and Mrs. Scott but Mummy T and Daddy T. The 'T' means Triplets, and they had boys. They cherish their kids so much. They named them Nicolas, Richard, and Dickson. They got their nicknames be Ricky, Nicky, and Dicky.

Once upon a time, there was a king who was very rich and famous, but only had one child, which was a boy. Everyone in the village loved the king and his family because he was a good and caring king, every morning he will call all the villagers to give them breakfast and will encourage them to keep working hard and never hesitate to ask for any favor when they are in need.

Janelle was the daughter of Mr. James. Mr. James was one of the respectful men in the society and clergy in one of the Pentecostal Churches in the UK. Janelle was always taught to respect her parent and elders in the church and everywhere she finds herself by her Sunday school teacher.