Childrensstories Stories

This is a fable form of social commentary using anthropomorphic fiction and satire. The phrase "Law of the Jungle" embodies the concept of survival of the fittest, where only the strongest thrive. This primal principle is mirrored in our own world, where a subtle yet relentless natural selection shapes our lives. Let's embark on a journey to explore the parallels between our society and the animal kingdom, where wit and humour tackle serious issues. Welcome to "Just like a Jungle," where the wild, witty, and the wise converge."

A heartwarming story about friendship and kindness during Eid

Pride meets wisdom when a small tortoise decided to teach the proud Lion a lesson he'll never forget.

The Bull and the Barn is a light-hearted, short story that tells of how a cow becomes fast friends with a lonely Old Barn; but stories are never really "Happily Ever After" and soon the two friends face hard reality. Will their friendship survive?

Tristin finds himself trapped in a carnival full of creepy clowns. Will he escape?

Eight-year-old Lila discovers a hidden gate behind her backyard and meets Tuffie, a gentle calico cat who becomes her first Forest Friend. Together, they explore a soft, magical world where courage grows quietly and friendship begins in unexpected places.

Let's see where this goes...

A little girl's home is threatened by a witch,... the size of a thumb. She must use her wits to best the witch, or move out.

A young Bob the Builder is training to become the next general contractor at his family's construction yard in Bobsville. While his retiring parents are preparing to move and leaving everything to Bob, things begin to change when a land dispute takes place, along with a new business partner - who has a family secret that could save the construction yard - and save the machines from scrap. Please note that I DO NOT own any of the characters from Bob the Builder by Keith Chapman and HIT Entertainment. All rights belong to Keith and HIT respectfully, and this story is fan made.

A story about a little girl who made a friend with an unlikely character.

A sequel to Harry and the Bedship: A Trip to Mars (available at amazon.co.uk)

This fictional story which provides a message and reminder to us that good people still exist. A women who comes in trouble and then finds solution to it being helped by a man at the end.

Andy thinks he's lost forever when his aunt's chimney transports him and his dog, Chip, into the magical world of Emerraine. To get home, he must save the Hearthstone Village with Elsie, a young witch, and her Familiar against a dark plot that has been brooding for years. How can one summer go wrong when on the first night of his vacation, Andy becomes an instant hero? Through a series of twisting events, angry forest trees, talking flowers, a hungry pack of wolves and a monster octopus, he must save the village from a vengeful evil witch who plans to shower a fiery doom upon them. Cover Design by @Shreya_VA --- Date Started: February 3, 2022 Date Finished: April 17, 2022 --- 🏆 ONC 2022 ROUND 1&2 QUALIFIER Featured in: 🌟 @superhero - No Power, No Problem 🌟 @WattpadFantasyPH - Isekai Fantasy (May '23) 🌟 @lowfantasy - The World Among Us 🌟 @WattpadFairytales - Of Wolves and Witches 🌟 @Fantasy - Middle Grade and Children's Fantasy 🌟 @WattpadWitches - Broad-spectrum Spellcasters 🌟 @WattpadLitFic - Novel 🌟 @WackyWriters - Our Judges' Favorites (May '22) 🌟 @WattpadFriendsandFamily - Adventurous Crews 🌟 @StoriesUndiscovered - Into the Abyss (May '22) 🌟 @childrensfiction - ONC 2022 participants [Word count: 50000 - 55000 words]

The Marvelous Land of Oz: Being an Account of the Further Adventures of the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman, commonly shortened to The Land of Oz, published on July 5, 1904, is the second of L. Frank Baum's books set in the Land of Oz, and the sequel to The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1900). Cover made by the wonderful @-comets.

The plot is based around the character Beverley who remembers his childhood days with his brother Felix and friends and cousins Felicity, Cecily, Dan, Sara Stanley (the "Story Girl"), hired-boy Peter and neighbor Sara Ray. The children often played in their family's orchard and had many adventures, even creating their own newspaper, called Our Magazine.

The Secret Seven see a house burn down, then they witness the theft of a valuable violin! Are the two incidents connected?