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The King of the Golden MountainThere was a certain merchant who had two children, a boy and agirl. The merchant had been rich but now he had nothing left butone field outside the town.One day, when he was walking in his field, he met a little blackman standing suddenly by his side and told him his story.The dwarf said, "If you promise to give me the first thing thatrubs itself against your leg when you are back at home again, andbring it here after twelve years, you will have as much money asyou wish."The merchant thought, "What can that be but my dog?" So he said,“Yes,” and gave the black man a written and sealed promise, andwent home.When he reached home, his little boy was so delighted to see himthat he seized him by the legs. The father was shocked, for heremembered his promise.When he went up to the garret, he saw a great heap of moneylying. Then he became happy again, made purchases, and became agreater merchant than before.The nearer the twelfth year approached, the more anxious grewthe merchant. One day his son asked what ailed him.After hearing his father’s story, the son said, "Oh, father, beeasy. The black man has no power over me." The son had himself beenblessed by the priest.When the time came, the father and son went together to thefield, and the son made a circle and placed himself inside it withhis father. Then the black dwarf came and claimed what hewanted.They spoke for a long time but finally agreed that the son didnot belong to anyone. He should be seated in a small boat andremain given up to the water.The boat floated quietly away and stopped by an unknown shore.When he landed, he saw a beautiful castle before him, and set outto reach it.When he entered it, he found that it was bewitched. When hereached the last room, he saw a snake. The snake was an enchantedmaiden who rejoiced to see him.She said, “Twelve black men will come and ask what you are doinghere. They will beat you, but do not speak and let everything pass.At twelve o'clock they must go away. After three days like that Ishall be released.”And everything happened just as she said. On the third night thesnake became a beautiful princess again. She threw herself into hisarms and kissed him, and there was joy and gladness in the wholecastle.After this, their marriage was celebrated, and he was King ofthe Golden Mountain....--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Three FeathersThere was once upon a time, a King who had three sons. Thethird, who did not speak much, was called the Simpleton.When the King had become old and weak, he said to them: "Goforth, and he who brings me the most beautiful carpet shall be Kingafter my death."He blew three feathers in the air, and said: "You shall go asthey fly." The third flew straight up and did not fly far, but soonfell to the ground.And now, one brother went to the right, and the other to theleft, and they mocked the Simpleton who was forced to stay wherethe third feather had fallen.He sat down and was sad. Then, all at once, he saw that therewas a trapdoor close by the feather. He raised it up, found somesteps, and went down them.When he came to another door, he saw a great fat toad sittingthere and round about her, a crowd of little toads. He told thetoad the reason why he came.Then, the fat toad opened a box, and gave Simpleton a carpet outof it, so beautiful and so fine. He thanked her and ascendedagain.When the three brothers came back, the King saw the Simpleton’scarpet, and said: "If justice be done, the kingdom belongs to theyoungest."But the two others forced their father to make a new agreementwith them. Then the father blew into the air three feathers againand said, "He who brings me the most beautiful ring shall inheritthe kingdom."While the brothers made their own way, Simpleton's feather flewstraight up, and fell down near the trapdoor into the earth.He went down to the fat toad and told her what he wanted. Sheopened her box and gave him a ring which was so beautiful that nogoldsmith on earth would have been able to make it.When the Simpleton produced his golden ring, his father againsaid, "The kingdom belongs to him."The two eldest again forced the King to make a third condition;the one who brought the most beautiful woman home should have thekingdom. He again blew the three feathers into the air and theyflew as before.This time the fat toad gave the Simpleton a yellow turnip whichhad been hollowed out, and to which six mice were harnessed.The fat toad turned into a beautiful maiden, the turnip into acoach and the six mice into horses. So he kissed her and drove offquickly with the horses and took her to the King....--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

King ThrushbeardA King had a beautiful daughter. She was so conceited, that noman was good enough for her.She made herself especially merry over a good king whose chinhad grown a little crooked. "Well," she cried and laughed, "he hasa chin like a thrush's beak!" And, from that time, he got the nameof King Thrushbeard.The old King was very angry and swore that she should have forher husband the very first beggar that came to his doors.A few days afterwards, a fiddler came and sang beneath thewindows. The King kept his words and gave him his daughter.The King's daughter shuddered but a priest was already broughtand she had to let herself be wedded to the fiddler on thespot.The beggar led her out by the hand, and she was obliged to walkaway on foot with him.At last, they came to a very little hut and the fiddler said,"This is my house, and yours, where we shall live together."She knew nothing about housework. She had to sit in themarketplace and sell their wares. People were glad to buy thewife’s wares because she was good looking.But suddenly, there a drunken hussar came galloping along, andhe rode right amongst the pots so that they were all broken. Shebegan to weep, then ran home and told her husband of themisfortune.He found a job for her in King’s palace nearby. The wife had todo the dirtiest work.It happened that the wedding of the King's eldest son was to becelebrated. When the Prince entered, the beautiful wife shrank withfear, for she saw that it was King Thrushbeard.But on the stairs, King Thrushbeard caught her and said to herkindly, "I and the beggar who has been living with you and thehussar who rode through your crockery are one.”“For love of you, I disguised myself so. This was all done tohumble your proud spirit, and to punish you for the insolence withwhich you mocked me."Then she wept bitterly and said, "I have done great wrong and amnot worthy to be your wife." But he said, "Be comforted, the evildays are past; now we will celebrate our wedding." Then they put onher the most splendid clothing, and their joy began inearnest.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Bremen Town MusiciansThere was once a donkey whose master had made him carry sacks tothe mill for many a long year. His strength finally began to failso that he couldn’t work much and his master wanted to turn himout.The donkey knew this and ran away to Bremen where he thought hemight be a town musician.When he had gone a little way, he found a hound lying by theside of the road. The donkey asked, “What are you so out of breathabout?""Now I am old,” said the dog, “and I can’t hunt anymore. Mymaster was going to kill me.”"I am going to Bremen to become a town musician.” said thedonkey. “You may come with me. I can play the lute and you can beatthe drum." The dog readily agreed, and they walked on together.It was not long before they came to a cat sitting in the road."What is the matter with you?" said the donkey.“I am old and my teeth are getting blunt,” answered the cat. “Ican’t catch mice, so my mistress wanted to drown me.”"Come with us to Bremen," said the donkey, "and become a townmusician. You understand serenading." The cat thought well of theidea and joined them.The three travelers then passed by a yard and met a cock who wascrowing. "Your cries are enough to pierce bone and marrow," saidthe donkey. "What is the matter?""I have predicted good weather, but the cook wants to make meinto soup. I am crowing with all my might while I still can.""You had much better come with us," said the donkey. "We aregoing to Bremen. You have a powerful voice and, when we are allperforming together, it will have a very good effect." The cockagreed, and all four went on together.But Bremen was too far off to be reached in one day so, asevening approached, they came to a wood and decided to spend thenight there.The donkey and the dog lay down under a large tree while the catclimbed up among the branches and the cock flew up to the top.Before the cock went to sleep he saw a little light shining inthe distance and called out to his companions that there must be ahouse not far away. They all set off in the direction of the lightuntil at last it led them to the house.The donkey, being the biggest, went up to the window and lookedin. He saw robbers sitting around a table covered with splendidfood and drink.They discussed how to get the robbers out of the house andfinally hit upon a plan....--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Six SwansOnce upon a time, a King was hunting in a great wood. Whenevening came he stood still and, looking round him, he found thathe had lost his way.Then, all at once, he saw a witch coming up to him. "I have adaughter," said the witch. "If you make her queen, I will show youthe way out of the wood." The king consented because of thedifficulty he was in.The King had been married before, and his first wife had leftseven children - six boys and one girl, whom he loved more than allthe world.He was afraid the stepmother might not behave well towards them,so he took them to a lonely castle which stood in the middle of awood. Only his magical clew of yarn could show him the way to thecastle.The Queen finally discovered the secret. She took the clew ofyarn and went to the castle. The children, seeing someone in thedistance, thought it was their dear father coming to see them, andcame jumping for joy to meet him.Then the wicked Queen threw over each one a little shirt. Theywere changed into swans and flew away through the wood. The Queenknew nothing about a maiden who had not run out with herbrothers.The next day the King went to see his children and the maidentold him what happened. The King wished to take her back home butshe was afraid of the stepmother and begged the king to let herremain one more night in the castle in the wood.When the night came, she fled and went straight into the wood.She went on all through that night and the next day until she couldgo no longer for weariness.At last, she went into a crude hut and she found a room with sixlittle beds in it. She crept under one and wished for night.When sunset came, she saw six swans come flying in through thewindow. They blew on their feathers and became human again. Sheknew they were her brothers and crept out from under the bed. Thebrothers were glad to see her.They told her that if she wanted to help them, she must notspeak or laugh for six whole years and make six little shirts outof aster flowers. Then they changed back into swans and flew out ofthe window.The maiden went into the middle of the wood. She gathered astersand began sewing them together: As for speaking, there was no oneto speak to, and as for laughing, she had no mind to it; so she satdown and looked at nothing but her work....--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Hansel and GretelNear a great forest there lived a poor woodcutter and his wifeand his two children. The boy's name was Hansel and the girl'sGretel. They had very little to eat.When there was great dearth in the land, the wife asked herhusband to leave their children in the forest. This was a harddecision for the man.The two children had not been able to sleep for hunger and hadheard what their stepmother had said to their father. But Hanselalready had an idea to save both.When the day was breaking, the stepmother gave each of them apiece of bread and they all went into the forest together.While walking into the deep forest, Hansel took, every now andthen, a little piece from his bread and dropped it on the road.When they reached the middle of the forest, the stepmother leftthe children without their notice. Hansel and Gretel waited untilthe moon rose to get back home.However, they could find no crumbs of bread, for the birds ofthe woods had picked them up. They could not find the way out ofthe wood and they were very hungry.On about noon of the third day, they came to a little housewhich was built of gingerbread and roofed with cakes; and thewindow was of transparent sugar."We will have some of this," said Hansel, "and make a fine meal.I will eat a piece of the roof, Gretel, and you can have some ofthe window that will taste sweet."Then the door opened, and an aged woman came out. The childrenfelt very frightened. The woman, however, nodded her head and said,"Ah, my dear children, come indoors and stay with me. You will beno trouble."The old woman, even though her behavior was so kind, was awicked witch who had built the little house on purpose to enticechildren. Once they were inside, she used to eat them.Early in the morning, she led Hansel into a little stable. Thenshe forced Gretel to cook something nice for her brother. Shewanted Hansel to be fattened so she could eat him.When four weeks had passed and Hansel seemed to remain so thin,she lost patience. She cried to the little girl, "Check the oven, Imust cook him."Gretel saw her intentions, and said, "How shall I get in?" Theold woman said, "The opening is big enough!" and she stooped downand put her head in the oven's mouth.Then Gretel gave her a push and locked the wicked woman in theoven. Gretel went straight to Hansel, opened the stable-door, andcried, "Hansel, we are free!”...--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Golden GooseThere was a man who had three sons. The youngest was simplycalled simpleton, and was despised, laughed at, and neglected onevery occasion.It happened one day that the eldest son decided to go into theforest to cut wood. Before he went, his mother gave him a deliciouspancake and a flask of wine.In the forest, he met a little old man who asked him for somefood and water, but the reluctant youth refused and justleft.When he came to cut down a tree, it hit him and wounded his arm sothat he had to go home. This was all the little old man’sdoing.Later, the second son went into the wood. The little old manasked him for food too, but he behaved just like his brother. Thepunishment soon followed; as he was chopping away at a tree, he hithis leg so badly that he had to be carried home.Then, the simpleton begged his father to let him go into thewood and his father agreed because he needed logs. When he got tothe wood, the simpleton met the little man and joyfully shared hisfood with him.The little man said, "As you have such a kind heart, I willbestow good luck upon you. Cut down an old tree and at its rootsyou will find something."The simpleton did as the old man said and found a goose withfeathers of pure gold. He lifted it out and took it with him to aninn where he planned to stay the night.The landlord had three daughters who were all curious to knowwhat this wonderful kind of bird was. When the simpleton went tobed, the eldest daughter grabbed the goose by its wing but her handbecame magically stuck to the goose.Soon after, came the second and third sister with the same idea,but as each touched the other sister, they too became stuck.The next morning, the simpleton tucked the goose under his armand left, not noticing the three girls being dragged behind.A priest saw them and tried to drag the youngest girl away but hequickly became stuck to her and was forced to follow afterthem.Not long after this, a church official was passing and saw thepriest following at the heels of the three girls. He grabbed holdof the priest’s robe but, as soon as he touched it, he too becamestuck and was forced to follow the group.The priest cried out to two peasants and begged them to come andhelp free him and the church official but as soon as they touched,the peasants had to follow too....--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Poor Miller's Boy and the CatAn old miller said to his three apprentices, "I am old. I willgive the mill to the one who brings me the best horse and he shalltake care of me until my death."The apprentices went off in search of the best horse. The thirdboy, named Hans, was looked on as foolish by the others and theydecided to make sure that Hans would not receive the mill.After they lay down to sleep in a cave, the others waited untilHans had fallen asleep. Then they got up and quietly left. When thesun rose the next morning and Hans woke up, he was lying alone in adeep cavern.He went into the forest, and met a small cat. “I know well yourdesire," said the cat. “Come with me! Be my faithful servant forseven years and then I will give you the best horse.”Hans followed the cat to an enchanted castle where there wasnothing but more cats who were all servants.In the evening when they sat down to dinner, three of them hadto make music.Every day, Hans had to serve the cat and chop some wood. He alsobuilt a small house with silver tools. Eventually, he told the catthat he had now done everything he was asked, and still he had nohorse.The seven years had flown by as if they were six months. The catfinally led him to the horse. He was so handsome and strong thatHans’ heart rejoiced at the sight of him.The cat allowed Hans to go home and promised to bring him thehorse after three days.When Hans reached home, the other two apprentices were alreadythere and each of them had brought a horse with them. When they sawHans, they laughed and said, “Stupid Hans, where is yourhorse?"After three days, a beautiful princess came by with a coachpulled by the finest horses and asked to see the miller's boy. Thisprincess was actually the little tabby-cat whom poor Hans hadserved for seven years.The princess gave the best horses to the miller and said that hewas to keep his mill as well. She took her faithful Hans with herin the coach and drove away.The little house which Hans had built with the silver tools wasnow a magnificent castle and everything inside was made of silverand gold. When they married, Hans was so rich that he had enough ofeverything for the rest of his life.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Beauty and the BeastOnce upon a time, a merchant set off for the market and he askedeach of his three daughters what she would like as a present on hisreturn.His third daughter, whose name was Beauty and was the sweetest ofthem all, said to her father: "All I'd like is a rose that you'vepicked especially for me!"When the merchant was setting off for home, a sudden storm blew up,and he shelters at a castle. He went into a garden where a largerose bush caught his eye. Remembering his promise to Beauty, hewent to pick one.Immediately, a horrible beast sprang out of the rose garden and themerchant fell on his knees before it. He said the rose was for hisdaughter. "I shall spare your life,” said the Beast, “but on onecondition, that you bring me your daughter!"After the merchant returned home, he told his daughters of hisdreadful adventure. Beauty put his mind at rest immediately and wasled to the castle.In the beginning, Beauty was frightened of the Beast but her horrorgradually faded as time went by.Then one day, the Beast asked the girl to be his wife. Beauty wassurprised and did not know what to say. She tried to postpone heranswer.She told the Beast to allow her seven days to go and visit herfather as he was ill and close to death. The Beast agreed with hercondition.When the merchant embraced his daughter again, he was soon on theroad to recovery. However, Beauty failed to notice that seven dayshad gone by.Then one day, she dreamed that the Beast was dying and calling forher. She quickly ran to the garden and crouched by the Beast.“Don’t die! Don’t die! I’ll marry you…” she said. At these words, amiracle took place. The Beast magically turned into a handsomeyoung man.Their wedding took place shortly after. To this day, the castle isknown as the Castle of the Rose.We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesVisit us: http://www.kilafun.comLike us: http://www.facebook.com/KilaFunFollow us: http://www.twitter.com/KilaFun

The Brother and SisterOnce upon a time there were brother and sister who lived withtheir stepmother. She beat them every day and left them nothing toeat, so they decided to leave and find another place to live.They travelled all of the next day. Then they came to a bigforest, and they were so tired that they climbed up into a talltree and fell asleep.Their wicked stepmother was also a witch and she knew that thetwo children had run away. So she sneaked after them and cast aspell on all the streams in the forest.In the morning, the children found a small stream and the boywas going to drink from it but his sister heard it say, "Who drinksof me, a tiger will be!" So the brother refrained fromdrinking.When they came to a second stream, the sister heard it say, "Whodrinks of me, a fawn will be!" But it was too late, her brother hadalready drunk the water and become a fawn.The sister wept over her poor lost brother and the fawn weptalso. Then she took off her her golden belt, tied it around thefawn's neck and they went deeper into the forest.Finally, they came to a little house and the maiden lookedinside. As it was empty, she thought, "We might as well live here."And they lived a long while in the wilderness, all alone.Now it happened that the King of that country was holding agreat hunt in the forest. The fawn heard the hunt and did not wantto be caught by them. His sister said, “So that I know you when youknock on the door, you must say, ‘Little sister, let me in.’”When the hunters saw the fawn, they chased after him. Theyfollowed him to the little house and heard him call out, "Littlesister, let me in.”When the door opened, the King hastily pushed into the houseand, there before him, stood a maiden more beautiful than any hehad ever seen.The King looked kindly on her, and said, "Will you go with me tomy castle and be my dear wife?""Oh yes," answered the maiden, "but the fawn must come too. Icannot leave him."The King lifted the beautiful maiden onto his horse and carriedher to his castle where the wedding was held with great ceremony.The fawn was well looked after and lived freely in the castlegarden.When the wicked stepmother heard that the brother and sisterwere now very happy, her heart was filled with jealousy....--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Three Little Men in the WoodThere was once a man whose wife had died and a woman whosehusband had died. They each had a daughter and the girls knew eachother.The woman said to the man's daughter, "Tell your father that Iwill marry him, and you will be treated better than my owndaughter."The girl went home and told her father what the woman had saidand soon there was a wedding and the man and woman weremarried.However, the woman hated her new stepdaughter. She was sojealous because the girl was pleasant and pretty while her owndaughter was ugly and spiteful.One day, in the middle of winter, the woman gave herstepdaughter a little piece of hard bread and a dress made out ofpaper and asked her to go and pick a basket of strawberries.The girl obediently went out of the house. There was snow lyingeverywhere. When she entered the wood, she saw a small house withthree little men inside.They called her in and said, "Give us some food!" She broke herlittle piece of bread in two and gave them half.After that they had eaten her bread, they gave her a broom andasked her to sweep the snow away from the back door. When she hadgone outside to do it, the little men talked among themselves aboutwhat they could do for her because she was so kind and pretty.The first one said, "She will grow prettier every day." Thesecond said, "Each time she speaks, a piece of gold shall fall fromher mouth." The third said, "A king shall come and take her for hiswife."Meanwhile, the girl was doing as the little men had asked herand she found some fine, ripe strawberries. She joyfully filled herlittle basket, thanked the little men, and ran off home.While she explained everything that had happened to her, a pieceof gold fell out of her mouth with every word that she spoke.The stepsister was very jealous. She asked her mother for asplendid fur coat to wear; some bread, butter and cakes; and thenwent into the wood to find the little house.When she found the place, she gave the little men no greeting.Instead, she sat herself down by the warm oven, and began eatingher food all by herself. She also refused to sweep by the back doorwhen they asked her to.When she saw that they were not going to give her anything, sheleft the house. The three little men said among themselves, "Whatshall we do to her? She has such a wicked, jealous heart.”...--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Sleeping BeautyIn times past there once lived a king and queen who had nochild. After a long time, the queen bore a daughter who was sobeautiful that the king ordained a great feast.When the feast drew to an end, the fairies stood forward to presentto the child their wonderful gifts.Then the uninvited evil fairy came and she was so angry that shecast a spell on the infant princess so that she would prick herfinger on a spinning wheel needle and die.One fairy, who hadn't yet given her gift, attempted to weaken thecurse: the Princess will fall into a deep sleep for 100 years andbe awakened by a kiss from a prince.Now the king, wishing to save his child from even this misfortune,gave commandment that all the spinning wheels in his kingdom shouldbe burned.The maiden grew up, adorned with all the gifts of the wise women;and she was so lovely, modest, sweet, kind and clever, that no onewho saw her could help loving her.It happened one day, when she was already fifteen years old, thatthe king and queen went away and the maiden was left behind alonein the castle.She wandered around all the nooks and corners of the castle, andwalked into a little room with a spinning wheel.As she began to spin, the inevitable curse was fulfilled. She fellback upon the bed that was there and lay in a deep sleep, and thesleep fell upon the whole castle.A surrounding hedge of thorns grew thicker every year, until atlast the whole castle was hidden from view, and nothing of it couldbe seen except the weather vane on the roof.Many long years later, a king's son came into the country. “I donot fear to try,” he said, “I shall win through and see the lovelyprincess."He passed through hedge of thorns and opened the door to the littleroom where she lay. And when he saw her looking so lovely in hersleep, he stooped and kissed her.She was awakened and looked very lovingly at him. Everyone else inthe castle also awoke. Then they were married at a magnificentwedding, and they lived very happily ever after.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

RumpelstiltskinOnce there was a miller who was very poor and who had abeautiful daughter.One day, he went to speak to the king and said, "I have adaughter who can spin straw into gold." The king replied to themiller, "Bring her tomorrow to my palace, and I will put her to thetest."When the girl was taken to the king, he took her into a roomwhich was full of straw and said, "If by early tomorrow morning youhave not spun this straw into gold, you must die."The miller's daughter had no idea how straw could be spun intogold and she became more and more frightened until at last shebegan to weep.At that moment the door opened, and in came a little man whosaid, "What will you give me, if I do it for you?"“My necklace,” replied the girl.The little man took the necklace, seated himself in front of thespinning-wheel and began to work.At daybreak, when the king saw the gold he was delighted. He hadthe miller's daughter taken into another room full of straw, andsaid, "You must spin this, too. If you succeed, you shall be mywife."When the girl was alone, the little man came again and said,“You must promise me the first child you have after you are queen,and I will spin the straw for you again."The girl did not know what else to do so she promised the littleman what he asked for, upon which, he began to spin until all thestraw was turned into gold.When the king arrived in the morning and found all as he hadwished, he took her hand in marriage and the pretty miller'sdaughter became a queen.A year later, she brought a beautiful child into the world, andstarted to think no more of the little man.One day, the little man suddenly came into her room and said,"Now give me what you promised."The queen was so upset and started to cry, so the little mantook pity on her."I will give you three days," he said. "If by that time you findout my name, then you shall keep your child."The queen spent the whole night thinking of all the names thatshe had ever heard.She sent out a messenger who travelled far and wide to find outwhat other names there might be.On the third day, the messenger came back again and said, "Icame to a high mountain at the end of the forest. There, I saw alittle house.”In front of the house was a ridiculous little man who wasjumping around and singing: "I am so glad that nobody knows…Thatthe name I am called is Rumpelstiltskin!"...--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Little Match Girl - Hans ChristianAndersenOnce there was a little girl who used to make a living byselling matches. It was New Year’s Eve and people all around herwere having fun and celebrating.Lights were shining from every window and there was the savorysmell of roast goose.Cold and sad, she sank down and huddled in a corner. She dared notgo home because her father would certainly beat her for not sellingany matches.She drew a match from the bundle and struck it against the wall. Itgave off a warm, bright light, like a small candle. It felt to thelittle girl as though she was sitting in front of a large ironstove.She struck another match against the wall. Now, she could see atable that was covered by a snowy white table cloth with a splendiddinner service and a steaming roast goose.She lit another match, and found herself sitting under a beautifulChristmas tree. There were thousands of candles burning in thegreen branches and hanging colored pictures.She again struck a match against the wall and, in the brightness,stood her old grandmother.Her grandmother had never appeared so large or so beautiful. Shetook the little girl in her arms and they both flew upwards towardsthe heavens.In the dawn of the following morning, the poor little girl wasstill huddled in the corner. She had pale white cheeks and her facewas smiling. She was still clutching the matches in her hand andbeen frozen on that last evening of the year.No one can imagine the beautiful things that she saw, or into whatglory she entered with her grandmother on that New Year'sDay.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Three Brothers - Brothers GrimmThere was once an old man who had three sons and a house. Eachof the sons wished to have their father’s house after hisdeath.The old man said to his sons, "Go into the world and each learn atrade. When you all come back, whoever makes the best masterpieceshall have my house."The eldest son decided to become a blacksmith, the second a barber,and the third a sword master. They all agreed a time when theyshould return home again, and then each went his way.It turned out that they all found skilful masters who taught themtheir trades well. The blacksmith learned to shoe the King's horsesand he thought to himself, "The house is mine, withoutdoubt."The barber only shaved rich and famous people, and he too wasalready looking on the house as his own.The sword master experienced many hard blows, but he only bit hislip and would let nothing vex him."For," he said to himself, "Ifyou are afraid of a blow, you'll never win the house."When the three brothers returned home, a hare came running acrossthe field. The barber quickly soaped and shaved off the hare'swhiskers whilst he was still running at top speed.Soon after, a coach came traveling past at full speed. Theblacksmith ran after it, removed all four shoes from the hoofs ofone of the horses, and gave it four new shoes without stoppinghim.When it started to rain, the third son drew his sword, andflourished it above his head so quickly that not a drop landed uponhim.When his father saw this he was amazed and said, "This is themasterpiece, the house is yours!"His brothers were impressed too and agreed with this, so they allstayed together in the house and continued their trades.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

PinocchioOnce there was a wood carver in Tuscany named Geppetto. Hefinished work on a wooden marionette and named it Pinocchio.Before falling asleep, Geppetto made a wish upon a star thatPinocchio could be a real boy.During the night, the Blue Fairy visited his workshop andbrought Pinocchio to life, even though he still remained amarionette.She told Pinocchio that if he proved himself brave, truthful,and unselfish he would become a real boy, and assigned Jiminy, atalking cricket, to be his conscience.Geppetto discovered that his wish had come true and was filledwith joy.Next morning, Pinocchio went to school with Jiminy.However, Pinocchio was led astray by Honest John the Fox and hiscompanion, Gideon the Cat, who convinced him to join Stromboli'spuppet show.Despite Jiminy's objections, Pinocchio became Stromboli's starattraction as a marionette that could sing and dance withoutstrings.At the end of the day, Stromboli locked Pinocchio in a birdcageto prevent him going home. The Blue Fairy then appeared and askedhim why he wasn’t at school.Pinocchio started telling lies which caused his nose to growlonger and longer. When Pinocchio vowed to be good from now on, theBlue Fairy restored his nose back to its original form and set himfree.Encountering Pinocchio on his way home, Honest John and Gideonconvinced him to take a ride with some other boys to PleasureIsland. Pinocchio, once again, ignored Jiminy’s warning andfollowed the bad guys.Without any rules or authority to stop them, Pinocchio and theother boys soon enjoyed gambling, smoking, and getting drunk, muchto Jiminy's dismay.Later, Jiminy discovered that the island harbored a terriblecurse. The boys all made jackasses of themselves by becoming realdonkeys to go and work in salt mines and circuses.Jiminy ran back to warn Pinocchio. They managed to escape withPinocchio only having a donkey's ears and tail.Upon returning home, Pinocchio and Jiminy found the workshopempty.They learned through a message from the Blue Fairy that Geppettohad left to search for Pinocchio with Leo and Figaro. Their boathad been swallowed up by a giant whale named Monstro.Determined to rescue his father, Pinocchio jumped into the sea,with Jiminy accompanying him. Pinocchio was soon swallowed byMonstro, where he was reunited with Geppetto....--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

"Kila: The Fisherman and the Fish" is afreestory book from Kila.Kila is a FREE book app for kids on iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila isdesignedfor children not only playing alone, but playing with theirparentstoo.We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Website: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun----------------------------------------Story detail:The Fisherman and the FishAn old man and woman lived poorly for many years. They hadasmall hut, and every day the man went out to fish.One day, he threw out his net and pulled out only seaweedtwotimes in succession. But, on the next throw, he pulled out agoldenfish. The fish pleaded for its life and promised him that hecouldhave any wish in return.The old man became so scared by the fact that a fish couldspeak,that he said he did not want anything and let the fishgo.When he returned home and told his wife about the goldenfish,she got very angry and told him to go and ask the fish for anewwater trough because theirs was broken.The fish happily granted this small request.The next day, the wife told her husband to ask for a newhouseand the fish granted this also.Then, the wife asked for a palace because she wanted to becomeanoble lady, and the fish granted this also.Finally, she decided that she wanted to become the ruler ofallthe sea and that the golden fish would obey all ofhercommands.The fish then cured her greed by putting her back in the oldhutand giving her back the broken trough.

Flowers1. dandelion
2. violet
3. lily
4. tulip
5. lotus
6. sunflower
7. orchid
8. cherry blossom
9. daisy
10. rose--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Hare and the Tortoise - AesopS1: There once was a speedy hare who bragged about how fasthecould run.S2: Tired of hearing him boast, the tortoise challenged him toarace.S3: All the animals in the forest gathered to watch. The foxwasthe umpire of the race.S4: Hare ran down the road for a while, looking back atthetortoise and cried out, "How do you expect to win this racewhenyou are walking along at your slow, slow pace?"S5: Hare stretched himself out alongside the road andfellasleep, thinking, "There is plenty of time to relax."S6: Tortoise walked and walked. He never, ever stopped untilhecame to the finish line.S7: The animals who were watching cheered so loudly forTortoise,they woke up hare. Hare stretched and yawned and began torun again,but it was too late. Tortoise was over the line.Moral: Plodding wins the race--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Blind Men and the Elephant - Indian StoryOnce there were five blind men who would stand by theroadsideevery day and beg from people.One morning, an elephant was being driven along the road wheretheystood.When they heard the huge animal in front of them, they askedthedriver to stop so that they could touch it.The first man put his hand on the elephant's tusk. "Well,well!"he said. "This beast is round and smooth and sharp. He ismore likea spear than anything else."The second took hold of the elephant's trunk. "You are wrong,"hesaid. "Anyone who knows anything can see that this elephant islikea snake."The third man grasped one of the elephant's legs. "Oh, how blindyouare!" he said. "It is very plain to me that he is round andtalllike a tree."The fourth was a very tall man, and he took hold of theelephant'sear. "Even the blindest man ought to know that this beastis notlike any of those things," he said. "He is exactly like ahugefan."The fifth man was very blind. He seized the animal's tail."Oh,foolish fellows!" he cried. "Any man with a grain of sense canseethat he is exactly like a rope."The five blind men then quarreled all day about the elephant.Theyhave to know that what we observe is not nature itself, butnaturewhich has been subjected to our own interpretation.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Rabbit Who Told LiesOnce there was a young rabbit who liked to frighten otheranimalsby shouting, “Help, there’s a wolf!”All the neighbors would come running, only to find out thatwhatthe rabbit had said was not true.Then one day, there really was a wolf. But, he heard therabbit’sprank and decided to teach him a lesson by eating himalive.When the rabbit was caught by the wolf, he cried out for helpbutno one came to his aid. They had heard his cries before andnobodybelieved him.Luckily, an old bear was passing through and rescued therabbitfrom the wolf.The bear told the rabbit, “This is what happens to liars. Evenifthey are telling the truth, no one will believe them.”--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Belling the Cat - AesopA very dangerous cat killed most mice.Mice were very afraid, and they just squeezed in dark caves.One day, the cat went out for vacation.Mice organized a general council to consider what measurestheycould take to outwit the cat.An old mouse got up and said: “I venture to propose that asmallbell be procured, and attached by a ribbon round the neck oftheCat. We should always know when she was about, and couldeasilyretire.”This proposal met with general applause.Old mouse continued: “Who is to bell the Cat?”The mice looked at one another and nobody spoke. Theywereterrified with the given idea and the council wasdissolved.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Bear and Two Friends - AesopS1: Once two friends were walking through the forest. Theyknewthat anything dangerous can happen to them at any time intheforest. So they promised each other that they would remainunitedin any case of danger.S2: Suddenly, they saw a large bear approaching them.S3: One of the friends at once climbed a nearby tree. Buttheother one did not know how to climb.S4: So being led by his common sense, he lay down on thegroundbreathless, pretending to be a dead man. The bear came nearthe manlying on the ground. It smelt in his ears, and slowly lefttheplace, because the bears do not touch the dead creatures.S5: Now the friend on the tree came down and asked his friendonthe ground, “Friend, what did the bear tell you?” The otherfriendreplied, “The bear advised me not to believe a falsefriend.”Moral: True friend is the one who always support and standsbyyou in any situation.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The ant and the dove - AesopS1: One hot day, an ant was searching for some water.Afterwalking around for some time, she came to a spring.S2: Unexpectedly, a wave dragged her into the water.S3: Seeing that the ant was in trouble, a dove quicklypluckedoff a leaf and dropped it into the water near thestrugglingant.S4: The ant moved towåards the leaf and climbed up there. Soonitcarried her safely to dry ground.S5: Just at that time, a hunter nearby was throwing out hisnettowards the dove, hoping to trap it.S6: Guessing what he was about to do, the ant quickly bit himonthe heel.S7: Feeling the pain, the hunter dropped his net. The dovewasquick to fly away to safety.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Horse and the Donkey - AesopS1: A man once owned a beautiful horse and a very uglydonkey.The horse always had plenty to eat and was well groomed, butthedonkey was very poorly cared for.S2: One bright morning, both animals were made ready for alongjourney. A saddle was placed upon the horse, and a heavy packofgoods was loaded upon the donkey.S3: After going a short distance, the donkey looked up attheproud horse and asked: "Would you mind helping me today? I feeltooill to carry this heavy load.”S4: The horse held his head very high while the donkeywastalking; then he replied: "Go on, you lazy beast! I am not aburdenbearer."S5: The donkey groaned and moved forward a few steps, thenfellto the ground.S6: The load was taken from the donkey's back and placed uponthehorse. At the close of the day, the horse reached the end ofhisjourney. Every bone in his body was aching, and he was so lamethathe could hardly walk.Moral: Helping each other is also helping yourself.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Squirrel and the RabbitSquirrel and rabbit were good friends. They would gatherandshare food together.Then one day, rabbit’s mother gave him a delicious boxofchestnuts.Rabbit decided to eat them all on his own. He ate them soquicklythat he didn’t notice that some of the chestnuts fell onthe ground.He also threw away the box.The next day, squirrel found the remains of the chestnutsanddecided to share them with rabbit.Rabbit felt so ashamed when he saw what squirrel had broughtthathe refused to eat them. Squirrel said, “We are friends. Onefor you,and one for me.”Rabbit learned what the meaning of true friends is. He neverkeptfood for himself again.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Ant and the Grasshopper - AesopIn a field one summer’s day, a grasshopper was chirpingandsinging to its heart’s content.An ant passed by, bearing along with great toil an ear of cornhewas taking to the nest.“Why not come and chat with me,” said the grasshopper,“insteadof toiling and moiling in that way?”“I am preparing food for the winter,” said the ant, “andrecommendyou to do the same.” But the grasshopper didn’tlisten.When the winter came the grasshopper had no food, andfounditself dying of hunger, while it saw the ants distributingeveryday corn and grain from the stores they had collected inthesummer.Then the grasshopper knew: It is best to prepare for daysofneed.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Fox and the Crow - AesopA fox once saw a crow fly off with a piece of meat in itsbeakand settle on a branch of a tree.“What is this?” cried the fox. “Crow, the elegant proportionsofyour body are remarkable, and you have a complexion that isworthyof the king of the birds! If only you had a voice to match,thenyou would be first among the fowl!”The fox said these things to trick the crow and the crow fellforit: he let out a great squawk and dropped his meat.The fox then grabbed the meat and said, “Crow, you do haveavoice, but no brains to go with it!”Moral: Do not trust flatterers--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Dog and His Shadow - AesopS1: It happened that a Dog had got a piece of meat andwascarrying it home in his mouth to eat it in peace.S2: When he crossed a running brook, he looked down and sawhisown shadow reflected in the water beneath. Thinking it wasanotherdog with another piece of meat, he made up his mind to havethatalso.S3: So he dropped what he had, and jumped into the water togetthe other piece.S4: But he did not find another dog there, and the meat whichhehad dropped sank to the bottom, where he could not get itagain.Thus, by being so greedy, he lost all that he had, and wasobligedto go without his dinner.Moral: Beware lets you lose the substance by grasping attheshadow.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Seven Ravens - Brothers GrimmA man had seven strong sons but he longed to have adaughter.Eventually, his wife gave birth to a baby girl.The man was overjoyed, but the child was sickly and smallandlooked like it might not survive. The father sent his sons tofetchwater for her baptism.When the sons arrived at the well, each of them wanted to befirstto fill the jug. As they fought, the jug fell into the well.Noneof them dared to go home after this.Because of this delay, the father became afraid that the littlegirlmight die before being baptized, and in his anger cried, “Iwishthose boys were all turned into ravens.”He then looked up into the sky and saw seven coal-blackravensflying away into the distance. There was nothing he could donow toundo the curse.Meanwhile, the little girl grew up to be beautiful and strongandbecame determined to find her brothers. She took a ringbelongingto her parents and set off in search of them.She traveled far and wide, continually searching, until she cametothe very end of the world. So she continued towards the sun butitwas much too hot.Hastily, she turned away from the sun and ran towards the moon,butthe moon was far too cold.She turned swiftly away again and came to the stars whichwerekind and good to her. They gave her a chicken drumstick andsaid,“Without that drumstick you cannot open the Glass Mountain,and inthe Glass Mountain are your brothers.”When she arrived at the Glass Mountain, she found a door but itwasshut and she had lost the present that the good stars hadgivenher. She put her little finger in the keyhole and managed toopenthe door.When she got inside, she found seven plates of food andsevenglasses of water on the table. The little sister ate a morseloffood from each plate and took a sip of water from each glass.Asshe was doing so, she dropped the ring belonging to her parentsinthe last glass.When the ravens returned, they sat down to eat. “Look at this!”theseventh raven picked up the ring in his glass and recognizeditimmediately. “I wish our sister was here. If she touched uswewould be free.”The girl came out from where she had been hiding. She touchedthemall, lovingly, and immediately they were all restored totheirhuman forms again.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Stallion and the MareOnce upon a time, there was a stallion and a mare wholivedtogether on a farm.The stallion had to work hard every day and the mare didn’thaveto do anything.One day, the mare said, “Why do you work so hard? If I were you,Iwould take much more time to rest.”The next day, the stallion did exactly as the mare advised.So the farmer had to replace the stallion with the mare.Shedespaired, “Inciting someone to do wrong is harmingyourselffirst.”--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Smart FoxOnce upon a time in a forest, there was a tiger who was kingofthe animals.One day, the tiger caught a fox. “Don’t you dare eat me,” saidthefox. “God sent me here to reign over all. If you don’t believeme,we can walk through this forest and you will see. I will leadandyou follow me. Then we will see who the animals areafraidof.”The tiger accepted and they walked together through the forestasthe fox had suggested. All of the animals ran away when theysawthem coming.The tiger didn’t understand that animals were frightened by himandnot the fox, so he let the fox go.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Monkey and Two CatsS1: Once upon a time two cats found a piece of cheese and cutitinto two pieces. But one piece was slightly bigger thantheother.S2: Both cats wanted the bigger piece. Then they went to amonkeyand asked to sort out the matter.S3: The monkey said, "Don't worry. I'll make both thepiecesequal. Then it took a bite from the bigger piece.S4: But this made the other piece larger. So it took a bitefromthe other piece. This continued till the pieces becameverysmall.S5: Seeing this, the cats pleaded, "Sir! We are satisfied. Letushave the pieces now."S6: The shrewd monkey replied, "This is my fee for sortingoutthe problem." Saying this, it gobbled up the remainingcheese.Moral: When you quarrel someone else gains--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Lion and the Fox - AesopS1: A lion was getting very old.S2: He found it more and more difficult to catch his prey.S3: Then one day he got an idea: he would stay in his cave andcatchand eat any animal that came near him.S4: The next day a fox came trotting along. When he came near tothecave, he saw the old lion lying there. “How are you today,Mr.Lion!” he asked politely.S5: “Oh!” said Mr Lion, “I am so sick. Please come in and feelhowhot my head is.”S6: He came close enough to talk to the lion, but he did not gointothe cave. “Oh no! Mr. Lion,” said the fox. “I can seemanyfootprints going into your cave, but none come out. Youaredangerous, Mr. Lion. Good bye!” And the fox ran off as fast ashecould.Moral: Learning mistakes from the others.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Snow White and Rose RedThere was once a poor, lonely widow who lived in a remotecottage. In front of the cottage was a garden where there stood tworose trees. One bore white roses and the other red.She had two daughters who were like the two rose trees, so shecalled one Snow White, and the other Rose Red.One evening, the mother put on her spectacles and read aloudfrom a large book, and the two girls listened while they sat andspun thread.There was a knock at the door which sounded likesomebody wanted to be let in.Rose Red went and pushed back the bolt, thinking that it was apoor man. But it was a huge bear who stuck his big, black headaround the door. Rose-Red screamed and sprang back, whileSnow-White hid herself behind her mother's bed.The bear began to speak and said, "Do not be afraid, I will doyou no harm! I am half-frozen, and only want to warm myself alittle beside you.""Poor bear," said the mother. "Lie down by the fire, only take carethat you do not burn your coat."The bear said to the girls, “Please knock the snow out of mycoat a little;" so they brought the broom and swept the bear's furclean while he stretched himself comfortably by the fire andgrowled contentedly.As soon as day dawned, the two children let him out and hetrotted off across the snow and into the forest. From then on, thebear came around every evening at the same time and let thechildren amuse themselves with him as much as they liked.When spring came, the bear said to Snow White, "I must go intothe forest and guard my treasures from the wicked dwarfs.” SnowWhite was quite sad that he was going away and she unbolted thedoor for him. The bear ran off quickly and was soon out ofsight.A short time afterwards, the mother sent her children into theforest to collect firewood. They saw a dwarf with a snow-whitebeard, a yard long, and the end of the beard was caught in thecrevice of a tree.He glared at the girls with his fiery red eyes and cried, "Whydo you stand there? Can you not come here and help me?""Don't be impatient," said Snow White, "I will help you," andshe pulled her out of her pocket and cut off the end of hisbeard.As soon as the dwarf was free, he swung his bag over hisshoulder and went off without giving the children a secondglance....--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problems pleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers fun andinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kila helpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amount ofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila also helpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progress andfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playing alone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, history andfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contents andfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of stories andgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Vehicles1. bicycle
2. motorbike
3. car
4. police car
5. truck
6. airplane
7. spaceship
8. bus
9. train
10. yacht
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Sports1. badminton
2. basketball
3. football
4. rugby
5. volleyball
6. sprinting
7. golf
8. canoeing
9. surfing
10. cycling
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The Oak and the Reed - AesopS1: A reed got into an argument with an oak tree.S2: The oak tree marveled at her own strength, boasting thatshecould stand her own in a battle against the winds.S3: Meanwhile, she condemned the reed for being weak, sincehewas naturally inclined to yield to every breeze.S4: The wind then began to blow very fiercely.S5: The oak tree was torn up by her roots and toppled over,whilethe reed was left bent but unharmed.Moral: Better to yield when it is folly to resist, than toresiststubbornly and be destroyed.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

RapunzelThere once lived a man and his wife who had a daughternamedRapunzel.The back of their house was a beautiful garden full of thefinestvegetables and flowers. No one ventured into it, for itbelonged toa powerful witch.One day, the man went into the garden and tried to pick ahandfulof rampion for his wife. The witch spotted him with angryeyes andwanted to kill him.When the man asked to be spared, the witch said, "You mayhavethe rampion, but your child must be given to me." Then she tookthebaby away with her.Rapunzel had beautiful long hair which shone like gold. Thewitchshut her up in a tower in the midst of a wood. When the witchwishedto be let into the tower, Rapunzel would let her hair down,and thewitch would climb up by it.After they had lived this way for a few years, it happenedthatas the King's son was riding near the tower and he heardRapunzel’svoice singing so sweetly, he stood still andlistened.The prince wished to go to her, but he found no door tothetower. So he waited and saw how the witch climbed upwithRapunzel’s long hair. He said to himself, "Since that is theladderI will climb it, and seek my fortune."And the next day, as soon as it began to turn to dusk, he wenttothe tower and did the same as the witch.Rapunzel was greatly terrified because she had never seen amanbefore; but the King's son began speaking kindly to her.Then Rapunzel forgot her terror and when he asked her to takehimfor her husband, she agreed. They decided that he should cometovisit her every evening, as the old witch came duringtheday-time.One day, the witch saw everything.So, she cut Rapunzel’s hair and put her in a place in thedesert,where she lived in great woe and misery.The same day that the witch took Rapunzel away, she went backtothe tower in the evening and waited for the prince. When thetimecame, she let the hair down, and he climbed up it.Then she put an evil spell on him which took away hissight.Completely blind, he ran through the wood and wept for theloss ofhis dearest love.After many years, he came to the desert place whereRapunzellived.Rapunzel saw him and wept. When her tears touched his eyestheybecame clear again, and he could see with them as wellasever.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Old SultanA farmer once had a faithful dog called Sultan. The dog hadgrownold and lost all his teeth so that he could no longer holdontoanything.One day the farmer said to his wife, "Tomorrow I intend toshootold Sultan, he is no longer of any use."The poor dog, who was lying out in the sun not far away,heardeverything.He had a good friend, the wolf, and told him of the sad fatethatawaited him.The wolf said, "I will help you out of your trouble.” Andtheycame up with a plan.Early the next morning, the dog’s master and his wife came tothehay field. They laid their only child in the shade, and oldSultanhad to stand guard nearby.Then the wolf came out of the wood and carried off the child.Thefather screamed when he saw what had happened and the dogchasedquickly after the wolf.Then the wolf let the child fall, just as they had planned,andthe dog returned it to its parents.The master was overjoyed and patted the dog saying, "Youshalleat my bread free, as long as you live."From then on, old Sultan was as well off as he could wish.Soon afterwards the wolf visited him, and said, “You willjustwink an eye if I carry off one of your master's fat sheep."The dog answered, "I still remain true to my master; Icannotagree to that."The wolf, who thought that this could not be true, stillcamethat night to the sheep field. But the farmer, who had beenwarnedby the faithful Sultan about the wolf's plan, caught him andgavehim a beating.The wolf ran away, but cried out to the dog, “You will payforthis!"The next morning the wolf sent a boar to challenge the dog togoout into the forest where they might settle the matter.Poor old Sultan could find no one to go with him except acatwith only three legs. The unfortunate cat sat on the dog’s backandstretched her tail into the air with pain.When the wolf and the boar saw their enemy coming, theythoughtthat he was bringing a sword with him because they mistooktheoutstretched tail of the cat for one.The wild boar crept into the undergrowth and the wolf jumped upatree.When the dog and the cat arrived, they saw the boar’seartwitching in the undergrowth. The cat, thinking it was amouse,jumped upon it and bit it hard.The boar made a fearful noise and ran away screaming, "Theguiltyone is up in the tree!"...--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Puss in bootsOnce upon a time a miller died, leaving the mill to hiseldestson, a donkey to his second son, and nothing but a cat tohisyoungest son.The third son, finding the whole situation quite unfair, satdownon a stone and sighed, “A cat! What am I going to do with alousycat?”The cat heard his words and said, “Don't worry. You will seewhatI can do.” Then the cat asked the young man for somethings.The young man gave the cat what he asked for, and with hisnewequipment in hand, the cat was off.Puss in Boots set off for the jungle and he immediately caughtacouple of partridges.He then presented the partridges to the King and said,“YourMajesty! These are gifts from my master, the Marquis ofCarabas!”The king was very pleased with the gifts.On his way back home, Puss in Boots passed by some fieldswhereharvesters were working. He commanded them, “If anyone asksyouwhom this field belongs to, you must reply that it belongs totheMarquis of Carabas, or I will get the ogre to eat you all up!”Theworkers were frightened of the ogre and agreed to do so.When Puss in Boots reached home, he told his master, “Master,youwill be meeting the King soon. Go to the river nearby and haveabath!” The man did as his cat told him.Puss in Boots immediately took all his clothes and hid behindarock nearby.When the King’s carriage came by, the cat went up to the Kingandsaid, “Your Majesty! Some thugs robbed him of his fine clothesandpushed him into this river! Please save him!”The King commanded his servants to save the miller’s sonandbring him to the carriage.As they went past the fields, the king stopped and askedtheworkers, “To whom do these fields belong?” They replied,“TheMarquis of Carabas, Your Majesty!” The King was very pleasedtohear this.Puss in Boots, in the meantime, went to a castle nearby whereaferocious ogre lived. The cat said to him, “I have heard youcanbecome anything you want to.” The ogre replied, “Of course!”andinstantly turned into a lion.Then, the clever cat challenged him, “I am sure you cannotbecomea mouse!” The ogre was enraged and turned into a tiny mouse.Puss inBoots quickly pounced on him and ate him up!When the King’s carriage reached the castle, the catsaid.“Welcome, your Majesty! This is the castle of the MarquisofCarabas!” Hearing this, the king was again very pleased....--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Tom ThumbA poor countryman and his wife had a child who was perfect inallhis limbs but no bigger than a thumb, named Tom Thumb. Theygave himplenty of nourishment but he grew no bigger.One day his father made ready to go into the forest to cutwood."Father," cried Tom Thumb, "I can bring the cart. Let me alonedothat!” The father laughed out loud but agreed with him todoso.When the time was right, the mother set him in the horse'sear.He yelled, "Gee-up, gee-ho!" And the wagon went along therightroad to the wood.Now, it happened that two strange men passed by. They sawarunning wagon without driver and decided to follow it.The wagon finally went up to the place of the father. Helifteddown his little son and put him on a stump.When the two strangers saw him, they thought the little boywouldmake their fortune if they showed him in the town formoney.They went up to the woodcutter and asked him to sell his son.TomThumb whispered in his father’s ear, "Father! Let me go. I willsooncome back again."Then the father gave him up to the two men for a large sumofmoney. One of them put Tom Thumb on his hat and they lefthisfather.When it turned to dusk, Tom Thumb asked for a change. So themantook him down, and set him in a field by the roadside.He ran away immediately, and slipped suddenly into amousehole.The two men chased him with a stick but in vain. Tom Thumbcreptfarther and farther in and, as it was growing dark, they hadtomake their way home.Tom Thumb came upon an empty snail shell and he settledhimselfdown in it.Suddenly, he heard three men pass by. One was saying totheothers, "How can we get gold and silver off the rich parson?"TomThumb cried, "I can help."They found him, and lifted him up. He said, "I can easilycreepbetween the iron bars of the parson's room and hand out toyouwhatever you would like to have."When they came to the house, Tom Thumb crept into the roombutcried out with all his might, "Will you have all that ishere?"A cook who was sleeping in a room nearby heard it, raisedherselfin bed and listened. The thieves, however, in their fear ofbeingdiscovered had run back part of the way.So Tom Thumb crept among the hay and found a comfortable nooktosleep in.At dawn, a maid got up and took up an armful of hay, whichTomThumb lay asleep in, to feed the cows. When he awoke, he was inthestomach of a cow....--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Little Red Riding Hood - Charles PerraultLittle Red Riding Hood lived in a house in the wood withhermother. One day, she went to see her grandmother. She was takinganice cake in a basket that her mother had baked for her.On the way, Little Red Riding Hood met a wolf. “Hello!” saidthewolf. “Where are you going?”“I’m going to see my grandmother.” answered the little girl.“Shelives in a cottage behind those trees.”The wolf rushed off to the cottage and ate up the grandmother.Hethen put on the grandmother’s bedclothes, got into her bed,andwaited…Soon, Little Red Riding Hood reached the cottage. She looked atthewolf.“Granny, what big ears you have!”“All the better to hear you with,” replied the wolf.“Granny, what big eyes you have!”“All the better to see you with,” he answered“Granny, what big teeth you have!”“All the better to eat you with!”A woodcutter was passing by in the wood and heard a loud scream.Heran to the house.He hit the wolf over the head with his axe. The wolf openedhismouth and grandmother jumped out. The wolf ran away and LittleRedRiding Hood never saw him again.--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

Mother HuldaA widow had two daughters; one was pretty and the other wasugly.Because the ugly one was her own daughter, she loved hermuchmore.Every day, the pretty girl had to sit by a well and spinthreaduntil her fingers bled. It happened once that she droppedthespindle into the well.She jumped down into the well where the spindle had gone.She found herself in a beautiful meadow, with the sun shiningonflowers that grew around her.She walked on through the meadow until she came to a baker'soventhat was full of bread. She took all the loaves out becausetheywere already baked enough.She went further on until she came to a tree weighed downwithripe apples. She shook the tree until the apples fell likerain,and gathered them together in a heap.Finally, she came to a little house where there was an oldwomanwith great big teeth. She said to the girl, “If you dothehousework well and keep the house orderly for me, things shallgowell for you, for I am Mother Hulda."The girl did everything to the old woman's satisfaction. Afteralong time, she began to get homesick even though this place wasathousand times better than home.The old woman returned to her spinning wheel and took her toalarge door which was open. As she was passing through it, aheavyshower of gold fell and clung to her.And then the door was shut, and the girl found herself athome.The cockerel stood on the top of the well and cried:"Cock-a-doodledoo! Our golden girl has come home too!"Then she went in to see her mother, and because she hadreturnedall covered with gold she was well received.The girl told all of her story and the mother began to wishthather ugly daughter might have the same good fortune.So the ugly girl threw the spindle into the well, and jumpedin.She found herself in the beautiful meadow, and followed thesamepath.When she came to the baker's oven, the bread cried for help.Butthe lazy girl answered, "I have no desire to black my hands,"andwent on farther.Soon she came to the apple tree, it also cried for help. Butsheanswered, "That is all very fine," and went on further.When she came to Mother Hulda's house, she entered intoherservice at once....--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

The Water of LifeThere was once a King who was very ill. He had two sons whowereboth very worried about him.The King’s doctor said to the sons, "I know of one moreremedy,and that is the Water of Life; if the King drinks this, hewillbecome well again, but it is hard to find."The eldest prince set out on his horse in search of thewater,and after he had ridden a short distance, a dwarf wasstanding inthe road. The dwarf called to him and said, "Why are youriding sofast?""Silly shrimp," said the prince, arrogantly. "It is nothing todowith you," and he rode on.But the little dwarf grew angry, and made an evil wish thattheeldest prince would get lost in the mountains, which hequicklydid.So, the King’s younger son begged to also be allowed to gooutand find the water. When he met the dwarf and was asked why hewastravelling in such haste, he stopped and gave him apoliteexplanation."Because you are not arrogant like your brother, I will tellyouhow to obtain the Water of Life. It springs from the fountain ofanenchanted castle. Use bread to quiet the lions guarding it thengoinside.”The prince thanked him and set out on his journey. Whenhearrived at the castle, he calmed the lions with his breadandentered the castle. He came to a large hall and found a bigswordlying there which he took with him.Next, he entered a chamber where there was a beautiful maidenwhorejoiced when she saw him. She told him that he had saved herand hewould have the whole of her kingdom and that, if he returnedin oneyear, they would be married.The young prince, rejoicing, collected the Water of Life fromthefountain and set off homewards.On the way home, the prince used his strong sword to helptheborder guards fight back their enemies.The eldest prince who had finally escaped from themountains,bumped into his brother and thought to himself, "He hasfound theWater of Life and father will give him the kingdom.” So,he waiteduntil his younger brother had fallen asleep, and replacedthe Waterof Life with ordinary sea-water.When the youngest prince arrived home, he rushed his cup tothesick King. Hardly had the King taken a sip of the sea-waterbeforehe became worse than before. The eldest brother came andaccusedhim of trying to poison the King....--------------------------------------------------------We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Kila - You Are What You ReadKila is a FREE book app for kids on Android/iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila alsohelpsparents track and control their kids’ activities, progressandfavorites. Kila is designed for children not only playingalone,but playing with their parents too.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Genres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games and StoriesTopic StoriesAnimal StoriesHoliday StoriesWebsite: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun

"Kila: Snow White" is a free story bookfromKila.Kila is a FREE book app for kids on iOS that offers funandinteractive activities to stimulate the love of reading. Kilahelpskids to enjoy reading and learning with a plentiful amountofinteractive fables, fairy tales, songs and games. Kila isdesignedfor children not only playing alone, but playing with theirparentstoo.We hope you enjoy this book. If there are any problemspleasecontact us at [email protected]!Website: http://www.kilafun.comBlog: http://blog.kilafun.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFunGoogle: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFun----------------------------------------Story detail:Snow WhiteOnce upon a time, there was a princess who had skin as whiteassnow, lips as red as blood, and hair as black as ebony. Shewasnamed Snow White.The Queen, who was Snow White’s stepmother, had a magicmirrorand she used to ask it, “Who is fairest of us all?” Itwouldanswer, “You are fairest of them all.”Snow White was growing prettier and prettier, far more sothanthe queen herself. When she realised that Snow White wasfairerthan her, she was shocked and hated her from thatmomentonwards.Finally, she said to a huntsman, "Take the child out intothewoods, put her to death and bring me her heart for a token."The huntsman had pity on Snow White and let her go. Thenhekilled a young, wild boar and took its heart to the Queen asatoken.The poor child began to run through the forest. The wildbeastswent after her but they did her no harm.She came to a little house and went inside to rest. Everythinginthere was very small, but as clean and tidy as possible.There was a little table with seven little plates, andsevendrinking-cups. Snow White ate from each plate a little meat,anddrank out of each cup a little a drop of wine.After that, she felt so tired that she lay down on theseventhbed which was the right size for her, and fell asleep.The masters of the house were seven dwarfs. When they camehome,they saw beautiful Snow White lying there asleep. They were sofullof joy to see her and let her sleep on.When Snow White awoke and saw them, she was very frightened,butwhen they seemed quite friendly, she told them her story.Thedwarfs allowed her to stay with them, and she kept their houseingood order.In the morning, the dwarfs went to the mountain to dig forgold.In the evening they came home and their soup had to be readyforthem.One day the magic mirror told the Queen that Snow White wasstillalive. The Queen was very angry and knew that the huntsmanmust havedeceived her.She went to her secret chamber and made a poisonous apple.Thenshe made herself like a peasant woman and went to where thesevendwarfs lived.She knocked at the door, showed the apple, and asked SnowWhiteto take a bite. The apple was cunningly made so that she tookabite from the poisoned half. Then she fell to the groundwithoutbreathing.The dwarfs made a coffin of clear glass for Snow White, andweptand lamented for three whole days. However, she still looked asifshe was alive.

Kila is a FREE book app for kids onAndroidthat offers fun and interactive activities to stimulate thelove ofreading. Kila helps kids to enjoy reading and learning withaplentiful amount of interactive fables, fairy tales, songsandgames. Kila also helps parents track and control theirkids’activities, progress and favorites. Kila is designed forchildrennot only playing alone, but playing with their parents too.Why Use Kila:Kila stimulates the love of reading and gaining knowledge as wellasthe imagination of kids with the fables and fairy tales fromfamousauthors such as Brothers Grimm, Andersen and Aesop,etc.Kila provides fun but not addictive games accompanyingthestorybooks will balance learning and playing for children.Kila gives full controls for parents so they can monitoractivities,progress and also limit time usage. Parent will feelconfident andsafe with content that is carefully selected.Key Features:Popular illustrated children’s stories for kids 3-8.Audio books and “read-to-me” booksNew content added every week.Learn-to-Read with word-highlighting when audio is on.Show detailed reading log to track reading progress, historyandfavorite available in the app and website dashboard.Online and offline reading.Benefits:Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesandgames.Safe and trusted. No ads.Only offer the best, illustrated contents tocuratedcollection.Website: http://www.kilafun.com/Blog: http://blog.kilafun.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KilaFunTwitter: https://twitter.com/KilaFunPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/KilaFun/Google: https://plus.google.com/+KilaFunYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KilaFunThanks to our most loyal customers. Your opinion isveryimportant to us. We appreciate your feedback and will use ittoevaluate changes and make improvements in Kila.Please contact [email protected] optional subscription details:Try it free. No commitment to subscribe.Monthly or annual give unlimited access to all contentsandfeatures.Content added every week.Subscriptions are priced at $1.99/monthly and $19.99/yearly.Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmationofpurchase.Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned offatleast 24 hours before end of the current period.Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal maybeturned off by going to the user's Account Settingsafterpurchase.No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed duringactivesubscription period.Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, willbeforfeited when the user purchases a subscription tothatpublication.Contact [email protected] for help.Privacy policy & Terms of Use:http://www.kilafun.com/privacy/What parents are saying:The design is very beautiful and the songs are also very niceThedevs are very thoughtful to make this app so good and intuitive—Huang WeiReally great story telling! Perfect for kids! I'm very impressed.—William TedderDownload and you will not regret. Absolutely! — Sara BuonoGenres:FableFairy TalesAlphabet Games & StoriesAnimal StoriesTop Titles:The Lion and the FoxThe Two GoatsThe Frog, the Mouse and the HawkThe Crow and the PitcherThe Oak and the ReedThe Hare and the TortoiseThe Ant and the DoveThe Dog and His ShadowThe Bear and Two FriendsThe Fox and the CrowThe Ant and the GrasshopperBelling the CatBlind Men and an ElephantBundle of SticksSeven RavensThe Little Match GirlThe Fisherman and the FishLittle Red Riding HoodThe Three BrothersPinocchioSleeping BeautyBeauty and the BeastRapunzelPuss in bootsSnow WhiteMother HuldaKing ThrushbeardThe King of the Golden MountainThe Six SwansThe Three FeathersTom ThumbHansel and GretelThe Brother and SisterThe Three Little Men in the WoodThe Golden GooseThe Poor Miller's Boy and the CatThe Bremen Town MusiciansThe Water of LifeSnow-White and Rose-Red

Read with Kila: Narrated Books is a FREEbookapp on Android that offers fun and interactive books tostimulatethe love of reading. Each book is drawn by hand and readloud andclear by native narrators.Read with Kila: Narrated Books is designed for everyone. Selectabook and start reading now!*** WHY USE KILA:Read with Kila: Narrated Books stimulates the love of readingandgaining knowledge as well as the imagination with the fablesandfairy tales from famous authors such as Brothers Grimm,Andersenand Aesop, etc.*** HOW TO USE:Read with Kila: Narrated Books has multiple shelves. Eachshelfcontains 5-10 books. Swipe up or down to switchbetweenshelves.Each book has multiple pages with catching detailed drawings.Swipeleft or right to turn pagesYou can favorite a book, save it for later reading.*** KEY FEATURES:Popular illustrated stories: All books were drawn by handbyprofessional artistsAudio books and “read-to-me” books: All books were readbyprofessional narrator narratorsLearn to read with word highlighting when audio is onOnline and offline reading. After a book is downloaded, it issaveto local storage so you can open it without networkconnecting*** BENEFITS:Entertains for hours through vast library of storiesOnly offer the best, illustrated contents tocuratedcollectionRead downloaded books without internet connection*** FREERead with Kila: Narrated Books is free and always. For the loveofreading!We hope you enjoy Read with Kila: Narrated Books. Please helpusby rating our app with a lot of stars. If there are anyproblemsplease contact us at [email protected]!Website: http://www.kilafun.com/Genres:FableFairy TalesShort StoriesTop Titles:The Lion and the FoxThe Two GoatsThe Frog, the Mouse and the HawkThe Crow and the PitcherThe Oak and the ReedThe Hare and the TortoiseThe Ant and the DoveThe Dog and His ShadowThe Bear and Two FriendsThe Fox and the CrowThe Ant and the GrasshopperBelling the CatBlind Men and an ElephantBundle of SticksSeven RavensThe Little Match GirlThe Fisherman and the FishLittle Red Riding HoodThe Three BrothersHansel and GretelPinocchioSleeping BeautyBeauty and the BeastRapunzelPuss in bootsSnow WhiteMother HuldaKing ThrushbeardThe King of the Golden MountainThe Six SwansThe Three FeathersTom ThumbHansel and GretelThe Brother and SisterThe Three Little Men in the WoodThe Golden GooseRapunzelThe Poor Miller's Boy and the CatThe Bremen Town MusiciansThe Water of LifeSnow-White and Rose-RedBeing in public domain in countries:EnglandUnited StatesGermanyAustraliaCanadaDenmarkFranceWalesSwitzerlandNorwayNetherlandsRussiaBelgiumA fable is a very short story called a moral. Fables are funtotell, and help teach good behavior as well. Most of thecharactersin Aesop’ fables are animals. Some of them take onhumancharacteristic with speeches and emotions. Aesop uses thequalitiesand natural tendencies of animals to focus on human traitsandwisdom. For example: The Lion and The Fox, The Two Goats, TheHorseand the DonkeyA folktale, also known as folklore, is a ancient story thatwasoriginally composed and told for all age groups that havebeenpassed down orally from generation to generation.Fairy tales contain witches and queens, giants and elves,princes,dragons, talking animals, ogres, princesses, and sometimesevenfairies. Marvelous and magical things happen to characters infairytales. Endings are happily, goodness is rewarded, and evilispunished. For example: Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, HanselandGretel, FrozenMyths are made up stories that try to explain how our worldworksand how we should treat each other. For example: Jason andtheGolden Fleece, Pegasus, The Mighty HerculesLegends are also stories that have been made up, but theyaredifferent from myths. Legends are about people and theiractions.For example: King Arthur, Robin hood

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