Genre/Topic: Fairy Tales
Three little bears have each built a house. But they have built it using different materials. That is why, not all houses are equally safe. What will happen to the pig in the unsafe house? Will storms take it away? Or will the house collapse after a rain? What about the pig in the safe house? Does he live happily? Do all the three little pigs stay safe? Let us see.
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Genre/Topic: Nonfiction
Earthquakes are measured by seismograms on a Richter Scale. In terms of earthquakes which were studied, measured, and recorded on the Richter Scale, however, the Great Chilean Earthquake was far and away the biggest earthquake ever. It measured 9.5 on the Richter Scale. That is a big number because an earthquake of magnitude 7 can destroy an entire city.
Here you will read more about earthquakes, and why they occur.
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Genre/Topic: Short Stories
I always hated homework. After a long and tired day at school, I didn’t like working at home. But I realized that homework helps students learn. And they can be fun too.
Patrick also hated homework. He never completed them. Someone had to teach him a lesson. Who was that someone? Did Patrick start doing his homework? Let us read this interesting story and find out.
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Genre/Topic: Fables And Folktales
A grasshopper laughs at an ant when it is working hard. Why? Doesn’t the grasshopper have any work to do? Is it lazy? Does it learn a lesson from the ant that it is important to work, and work on time? Let us find out from this story.
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Genre/Topic: Mystery
Have you heard of the movie ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’? You must have. It is a multi-billion dollar film produced by Walt Disney Company, the same one which made Mickey Mouse famous! In this story, you will come across pirates and treasures again. Read this story and find out.
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Genre/Topic: Short Stories
A king loves hearing stories, and he wants a story to be told which does not end. All who try but do not succeed are sent to prison. Will someone be able to tell such a story to the king? Or will all the people from the land be sent to prison? Is there a story without an end as such?
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Genre/Topic: Poetry
I love the month of June. My birthday falls in June, and I am always excited for it. Which of the months are this poet’s favorites? Does she love all the twelve months? What does she think of each one of them? Read and find out.
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Genre/Topic: Fables And Folktales
I was returning home one evening from school when suddenly, streaks of lightning started appearing in the sky. I heard thunders, and it started to rain. I was frightened. There was no help in sight. I did not know what to do. Fortunately, I saw my father a little ahead. He had coming searching for me.
What about you? Have you travelled when there were thunders and lightning? Read about a prince and a servant’s journey through thunder and lightning.
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Genre/Topic: Poetry
William Wordsworth is moved by nature. He loves nature, and he feels that he is connected to it. He knows he was connected to it even when he was an infant, and he thinks he will always remain connected to it. You can feel the poet’s connection to nature once you read this poem, My Heart Leaps Up when I Behold.
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