Muhammad Usman Qazi

These tales are crafted to ignite young minds with curiosity, bravery, and a sense of wonder. Each story is filled with magical creatures, adventurous quests, and valuable life lessons.

These stories are filled with heartwarming moments, delightful characters, and valuable life lessons. They aim to inspire young readers to embrace their curiosity, cherish friendships, and believe in the magic within themselves.

So, dear reader, prepare to set sail on a world of enchantment, where anything is possible, and dreams come to life. As you turn each page, may you be filled with awe and joy, and may the lessons woven into these tales stay with you forever.

Adventure

Fairytale

Mystery

English

Beautiful Stories

This classic fable teaches children the importance of hard work, planning, and responsibility. The story follows a busy ant who works hard to gather food for the winter, while a carefree grasshopper spends the sunny days singing and playing. When winter arrives, the grasshopper struggles without food, but the ant is safe and prepared.

Through this simple tale, children learn that hard work, persistence, and saving for the future always help in times of need, while laziness and neglect can lead to difficulties.

Short Story

Non-fiction

The Ant And The Grasshopper

The Mini Encyclopedia for Kids is a colorful and engaging reference book designed especially for young learners. Packed with fascinating facts, simple explanations, and eye-catching illustrations, it introduces children to a wide range of topics—from animals, plants, and the human body to space, history, inventions, and world cultures.

This kid-friendly encyclopedia is organized in short, easy-to-read sections with fun visuals, making complex ideas simple and enjoyable to understand. Each page encourages curiosity and discovery, helping children build knowledge step by step while strengthening their vocabulary and general awareness.

Perfect for school projects, homework help, or just exploring the wonders of the world, the Mini Encyclopedia for Kids is a handy guide that sparks curiosity and inspires lifelong learning.

Historical Fiction

Mini Encyclopedia For Kids

Frank Stockton

This story is about a semi-barbaric king who built a strange arena for justice. An accused person had to choose between two doors: behind one was a hungry tiger, and behind the other was a beautiful lady who would become his wife. When the king discovered that his daughter loved a young man of low rank, he sent him to the arena. The princess secretly found out which door held the tiger and which held the lady. What would the princess do? Would she give the right hint to the young man? What would come out of the door he opened—the lady or the tiger? Read this mysterious tale to find out if the young man’s life is saved or not.

The Lady, or the Tiger?

Charles Dickens

A bachelor lawyer who loves art finds himself haunted by a mysterious figure. On a stormy evening, he encounters a shabby man who introduces himself as a “Model” for painters. This strange man complains of being used in countless artworks and vows to “grow one” that will haunt the narrator. After two years, the lawyer again comes across the same mysterious being. What could he have grown that would haunt the narrator? What does the story reveal about art and painting? Was the narrator truly haunted forever by an overgrown object? Read this mysterious tale to find out!

Horror

The Ghost of Art

H.G. Wells

At a table, a man with a scar on his face began to share a strange tale of survival. Years ago, while searching for rare eggs in Madagascar, he and two native companions discovered enormous Aepyornis eggs؛ remains of a giant bird thought to be extinct. But greed and betrayal left him stranded alone on a deserted island with only a canoe, a few supplies, and three of those precious eggs. To his amazement, one of the eggs hatched, and he found himself raising a giant bird he fondly named “Man Friday.” For nearly two years they lived together on the lonely island, until the bird grew into a towering creature with a dangerous temper. Did the scarred man manage to tame this monstrous bird or was he forced to make a terrible choice? What happened when his only friend turned against him? And how did he finally escape the island? Read this captivating tale of adventure and survival to explore the secrets of Aepyornis Island.

Aepyornis Island

On a bitterly cold and dark night, the narrator joins a Thames Police officer, nicknamed Pea, on a patrol down the river. As they drift under bridges and along the black waters of London, they encounter eerie scenes, tales of suicides, strange characters, river thieves, and daring escapes. The narrator listens to stories from a toll-keeper at Waterloo Bridge and learns about the cunning tricks of smugglers, dredgermen, and thieves who haunt the riverbanks. The night is filled with suspense, horror, and glimpses of the hidden life of the Thames. What secrets does the dark river conceal? Who are the strange figures roaming the bridges? Will the police outwit the clever thieves of the water? Read this thrilling story to discover the mysteries of the night hidden under Waterloo Bridge.

Down with the Tide

L. Frank Baum

The Tin Woodman built a ladder to help his friends climb over the wall. The Scarecrow went first, followed by Dorothy, then Toto, the Lion, and finally the Woodman. To their surprise, they discovered a strange country made entirely of delicate china: the cattle, the people, the church, the fences, the milkmaid, and even a princess. All were tiny, reaching only up to Dorothy’s knee. After leaving this fragile land, the travelers came across another china wall. Who might be living beyond it? How would they climb over this one? And what dangers awaited them in the dark forest filled with wild beasts? Read this thrilling part to find out how the Lion bravely faces the challenge and what adventures lie ahead.

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Part 15

As Dorothy could not go with Oz, she lost hope of getting back to Kansas, which made her cry, but afterwards she felt relieved that she hadn’t gone up in the balloon. With Oz gone, the Scarecrow was declared the new ruler of the Emerald City, and the people were pleased with him. The Scarecrow, the Lion, and the Tin Woodman were all content, as each had gained what they most desired. However, for Dorothy, the Scarecrow suggested asking the Winged Monkeys for help, but the Monkey King refused. Why did he refuse? Will Dorothy ever find her way back to Kansas? And will she and her friends once again set off on another thrilling adventure? Read this delightful chapter to discover the answers.

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Part 14

As Oz had promised, the four friends went one by one to the Throne Room. The Scarecrow was the first, eager to receive his brains. Oz carefully removed his head and secretly filled it with bran mixed with needles and pins, making him believe he was now wise. Next came the Tin Woodman, who longed for a heart. With great cleverness, Oz placed a pretty silk heart stuffed with sawdust inside his chest, sealing it with a patch of tin. But what about the Cowardly Lion; will Oz truly be able to give him courage? And most importantly, how will Dorothy find her way back to Kansas? What plan will the Great Humbug think of to send her home? Read this interesting chapter of this wonderful series to find out more about the clever Wizard of Oz.

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Part 13

Aesop

Once a Jackdaw saw an Eagle carrying a lamb in her strong talons. This made him think that he too was big and strong enough to do the same. So, he spotted a large Ram in a field and landed on its back. But when he tried to fly away with the Ram, what do you think happened? Will the foolish Jackdaw be able to soar like the Eagle? Read this story to find out!

Fable

Moral

The Eagle and the Jackdaw

This amusing story is about a little man named Jimson, who stopped growing at a very early age. This made him feel embarrassed, so to prove himself he tried to act like other grown men. For instance, he dressed like them, went to church, and even rode horses. When the hunting season began, the little man also decided to go hunting. Despite his wife’s warning, he took a small gun and went to the brook, where he shot a little duck without knowing it belonged to a man named Johnny Sprigg. What will happen when Johnny discovers who hunted his duck? What will the little man do next? Will he continue his hunting adventures, or will this mischief bring him more trouble? Read this funny tale to find out what becomes of poor little Jimson!

Humor

The Little Man and his Little Gun

Hans Christian Andersen

Once a flax plant felt so happy to be fine and long, dreaming that it would be turned into something beautiful. This thought filled it with joy. But one day, the poor flax was pulled up by its roots and thrown into water, then placed near a fire. Later, it was put on the spinning wheel. These were painful and difficult moments for the flax. Yet, despite all the suffering, it stayed content, knowing that something new awaited. At last, the flax was made into beautiful linen, and it began a new journey full of surprises. But was this really the end of its story or just the beginning of something greater? What will happen to the linen next? Could the flax’s story still continue in an even more unexpected way? Read this story to find out!

The Flax

When Dorothy and her friends reached the gates of the Emerald City, the Guardian was astonished to see them alive and well, for he had expected them to be enslaved by the Wicked Witch. Upon learning that the Witch had been melted by Dorothy, the news spread quickly, and the people joyfully accompanied them to the Palace of Oz. However, even after hearing of the Witch’s death, Oz did not summon them for several days. At last, the Scarecrow sent a warning message, declaring that if Oz refused to see them, they would call upon the Winged Monkeys. Terrified by this threat, Oz finally agreed to meet them. But why was the great Wizard so afraid to face them? What secret was hidden behind the mighty Wizard of Oz? And would he truly be able to fulfill the promises he had made to the four travelers? Read this amusing and fascinating part to discover the shocking truth about the Wizard of Oz!

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Part 12

After the Wicked Witch was melted, Dorothy set the Lion free and told the Winkies about the Witch’s death. The Winkies were overjoyed, for they had been her slaves for a long time. Then Dorothy asked them if they would help rescue her friends, the Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow, and they gladly agreed. They carried the dented Woodman to the Yellow Castle, where the tinsmiths worked day and night to repair all his dents and restore him. But will they also be able to rescue the Scarecrow? What will they do to save him? And what will Dorothy find in the Witch’s cupboard that could help her reach the Emerald City? Read this enchanting chapter of the Wonderful Wizard of Oz to find out!

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Part 11

Dorothy and her friends left the Emerald City and set out in search of the Wicked Witch. There was no road leading to her castle, but the Guardian of the Gates advised them to keep to the west, where the sun sets, and they would surely find her. When the Wicked Witch discovered their presence in her land, she grew furious and sent a pack of fierce wolves to tear them to pieces. But the Tin Woodman, with his sharp axe, bravely fought and destroyed them all. Yet, would the Wicked Witch accept defeat so easily? Or would she summon even more dangerous creatures to destroy them? Could Dorothy and her friends survive in the wicked witch’s land? And when the Winged Monkeys attack, will they be captured as slaves, or will they somehow manage to overcome the Wicked Witch once and for all? Read this part filled with suspense, danger and thrilling twists to find what happens next!

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Part 10

When Dorothy and her friends entered the dazzling Emerald City, they were startled to see that everything—houses, streets, clothes, even the coins—was green and glittering with emeralds. The people of Oz were amazed to see Dorothy and her strange company, and the children were scared to see a lion walking in the streets. When they reached the Palace gate, the soldier standing there led them inside the Palace after being told that they wanted to meet the Great Oz. However, they were instructed to meet Oz one by one, each on a different day. But who was the Great Wizard really? Will he listen to their problems and resolve them? What condition would be set by Oz to solve their issues? Read this part of the story to discover the mystery of the Great and Terrible Oz!

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Part 9

As Dorothy and her friends were walking toward the yellow brick road, the Tin Woodman heard a low growl and found a fierce Wildcat chasing a tiny gray mouse. With one swift blow of his axe, the Tin Woodman saved the mouse and discovered that she was the Queen of all the Field Mice! The Queen promised that her subjects would serve them. Soon, thousands of mice gathered with strings to help pull a great wooden truck built by the Woodman. But what was this truck for? And why did the Scarecrow insist that the mice could help save the Cowardly Lion from the deadly poppy field? Could such small creatures rescue someone so large and mighty? Read this thrilling and amusing part to find how courage, teamwork, and kindness from even the tiniest friends can change the fate of the travelers.

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Part 8

Mother Goose

Mary was a little girl who had a beautiful lamb, a gift from her father. She named him Snowy because of his soft, white fleece. The lamb was so fond of Mary that he followed her everywhere even to school one day! But how would the children and the teacher react when they saw a lamb in the classroom? Read this short story inspired by one of the most famous Mother Goose rhymes!

Mary and her Little Lamb

Peacocks are known for their beautiful, vibrant feathers. But there was a time when they did not have them. One day, the peacock was granted his wish for long, colorful feathers, and from then on, he began to walk proudly among the birds. However, this gift came at a cost. Which quality did the peacock lose because of his new feathers? Was it more important than having beauty alone? Read the story to find out!

The Peacock

The Tin Woodman finished building the raft, and the five travelers set off across the river. But when they reached the middle, the swift current carried the raft farther away from the yellow brick road. To push it back, the Scarecrow pressed so hard on his pole that it stuck fast in the river mud, and before he could pull it free, the raft drifted away, leaving the poor Scarecrow clinging helplessly to the pole. While he was left behind, the others somehow managed to reach the shore. Will the Scarecrow remain stranded in the middle of the river, or will his friends find a way to rescue him? And later, why was the Tin Woodman so anxious not to linger in the deadly poppy field? Read this thrilling part to find out!

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Part 7

It was nightfall when Dorothy and her friends reached the thick, shadowy forest. With no houses nearby, they decided to take shelter under a giant tree. Hungry and tired, Dorothy was relieved when the Scarecrow filled her basket with nuts. Early the next morning, the little group set off again, determined to reach the Emerald City. But soon, a wide and dangerous ditch blocked their way, which they managed to cross due to the Cowardly Lion’s bravery. Yet on the other side, the forest grew darker and stranger. They could hear eerie noises which made Dorothy a little scared. Were they truly safe? Could they escape the frightening creatures said to live in those woods? Will Dorothy and her companions survive this terrifying part of the forest and continue their journey toward the Emerald City? Read this thrilling part to find out!

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Part 6

Dorothy and her companions kept walking through the thick forest for a long time. Every now and then a deep growl echoed from within the woods, sounding like a wild animal. Dorothy grew nervous, especially for Toto’s safety. Suddenly, a great lion leapt out from behind the bushes! With one blow, he knocked the Scarecrow down and then opened his mouth to bite Toto. But brave Dorothy stepped forward, slapped the lion on the nose, and warned him not to hurt her dog. Who is this mighty lion, and how will he behave with Dorothy and her friends? Could it be that he, too, wishes to go to the Emerald City, and if so, what does he hope to ask from Oz? Read this amusing part to discover the truth about the Cowardly Lion.

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Part 5

After waking up, Dorothy went in search of water to wash herself and to drink. At a spring, she refreshed herself and ate some bread. On the way back to the yellow brick road, she heard a groaning sound and discovered a man made entirely of tin, standing with an uplifted axe beside a half-chopped tree. He asked Dorothy to oil his joints because he had been rusting from standing still for so long. Who was this strange tin man, and what was he doing in the forest? How did he become made of tin? What surprising story would he share with Dorothy and the Scarecrow? Read this part to uncover the mystery behind the Tin Woodman.

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