Short Story written by: Luis Muñoz.
This is the story of Phil, a good kid who is smart and obedient. But he was very sad because his dream was to have a dog to play with but he wasn´t allowed. He was seven years old and adored dogs as well as other animals and that´s why he was sad and unconsolable.
He had asked his parents for a dog a thousand times. He didn´t have brothers or sisters and so felt even more lonely. His parents had refused to buy him a dog because they didn’t like animals.
Short Story written by: Juan Pablo Urcola.
Once upon a time there was a very lazy and grumpy ship that really wished she had wheels. Every afternoon she went to the coast to watch the people on their bicycles riding around the city.
One summer morning, on waking up, she decided that after doing her work as a fisher of the seas, and after being dropped at anchor in the harbour, she would spend the afternoon dreaming of being a rolling “bike-ship”.
Short Story written by: Familys.
Once upon a time, there was a little elephant that had the bad habit of scaring other animals with the noise coming from his little trunk. He laughed at the other animals and used to stand behind them and blow with all his might. The rest of the animals where annoyed with him because of his pranks.
Short Story written by: Rotsen Zerep.
I had always asked why my neighbors never left their house. My parents used to say that they were a bit strange, and that it was better not to talk to them. But I could not control my curiosity. “How can anyone stay always at home without at least going out to to work?”.
I sometimes wondered if they were vampires, because their skin was white, kind of pallid, and I used to see them mostly during the night. I was scared, but not scared enough to not talk to them.
Short Story written by: Fatima rojas
Once upon a time, there was a girl whose dream was to be football trainer.
The boys at school used to mock her because she was a girl with a boy’s dream. Nobody thought that she would ever become a football trainer.
Short Story written by: Martin Bravo
…He opened the glass bottle, took an almond and put it on the hook, then, threw it into the water.
After some minutes, Jane appeared so stealthily and ate the almond, Peter didn’t even notice and this made Jane laugh.
Peter put a new almond on his hook and kept his eyes fixed on it this time, but the astute Jane ate the almond and avoided the hook again!
Short Story written by: martin Bravo
This is the story of Peter and Jane.
The day that Peter had to continue the family challenge had arrived. Peter was a famous fisherman in town, like his father, his grandfather and the father of his grandfather. They all knew the river like the plam of their hand and there was no fish that was able to escape from their fish hooks, except one: Jane, the trout.
Short Story written by: “The Ecologist”
The teacher named the company “Ecological School team”, and explained to her pupils some of the possible causes of pollution and some ways to help to stop it. When the pupils went home after school, they told their parents about their exciting day at school and about everything they had learnt about environmentalism and moral values.
Short Story written by: “The Ecologist”
The girl realised that all the rain drops were distributing lots of moral values; generosity, self-confidence, humility, honesty, tolerance, equality, justice, solidarity, respect, love, equity.
She felt like she was inside a bubble, isolated from the world, living in peace in a world where there was no violence, no weapons, no discrimination, no corruption, no pollution, a perfect world.
Short Story written by: “The Ecologist”.
The girl´s walk was awesome, she was enjoying nature, contemplating the landscape, the forest, appreciating environmentalism, she felt like she was in a magic place without any negative feelings.
Two more drops touched her face and they were friendship and respect. She realized that she could also learn these values at school. She could learn the value of respect by respecting her teachers and schoolmates, and by fulfilling her obligations at school such as doing homework and supporting her classmates.
