1. The Brave Toy Horse Moral: Courage comes from within, not from size. Once upon a time, in a grand kingdom, children played with wooden toy horses. One small toy horse wanted to be real like the big royal horses. "If only I were big and strong, I could be a real knight’s horse," it thought. One day, an enemy attacked the kingdom. While the knights hesitated, the small toy horse rolled forward bravely. Seeing its courage, the knights found their strength and fought bravely. The enemy retreated, and the little toy horse became a symbol of bravery. Lesson: You don’t have to be big to be brave—courage comes from your heart! 2. The King Who Forgot to Listen Moral: Good leaders listen to others. A proud king sat on his golden throne. He wore shiny clothes and had many soldiers, but he never listened to his people. "I know everything!" he always said. One day, a wise old man warned him, "A great storm is coming. We must prepare!" But the king laughe...
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