December 14, 2009

The Sleeping Beauty

Filed under: Storybook — christon @ 1:36 am

Once upon a time, there is a country led by a wise and fair king. People prosperous and fulfilled all his needs. But there is one that still less, the King was not blessed with child.

Every day the King and Queen always pray for a child. Finally, the King and Queen pray granted. After 9 months pregnant, the Queen give birth a beautiful female child. The King was very happy and he held a royal feast and invite friend and all people. The king also invited 7 good witches for their good Continue reading

July 28, 2009

Not Lost

Filed under: Family, Storybook — christon @ 9:16 am

In the United States, as many parts of the world farmers of person who live in the country are often viewed as less sophisticated and more provincial than people who live in the big cities. There are many humorous stories told in which the simple country boys wins in a battle of wits with his city cousin. The anecdote is an example of this short of humor.

A well-dressed Easterner from a big city with new wagon and a beautiful pair of horses was driving along the country roads in the Continue reading

June 23, 2009

The Two Brothers

Filed under: Storybook — christon @ 10:43 am

Once upon a time there were two brothers. One of them was very poor and lived in a small house with his wife and son. The other, who was unmarried, was very rich and lived in a large house.

The rich brother never did anything to help his less fortunate brother. He was much too busy showing off to his rich friends to have any time for his poor brother and his family. In fact, he was rather ashamed of him.

Naturally, the poor brother was very surprised when one day he received an Continue reading

June 18, 2009

The Garden

Filed under: Storybook — christon @ 7:51 am

It was six o’clock. I was tired. It was time to go home. I didn’t like my homework in the shop. I often had headaches and my feet were always tired.

The streets were hot and busy. Everyone was going home. Their faces looked sad.

I passed a flower shop. It was dark and quiet. The flowers smelled sweet and their leaves were wet. I stopped. I looked in my purse. I had a little money. I went into the shop and bought a bunch of flowers.

At home, I put the flowers Continue reading

June 17, 2009

The Good Man

Filed under: Storybook — christon @ 8:06 am

1. The Road

It’s ten o’clock at night. Yakob and Daud are going home. They sold two cows in the town today, and they have got a lot of money. The moon is not shining. It is dark.

A small dog is walking in front of them. It is Daud’s dog.
Daud is Yakob’s son. He’s saying, “Father this is a long road, and I am very tired. Look at my dog. It’s thirsty. I am not thirsty, but I’m afraid, because the night is Continue reading

The Old Widow’s Gift

Filed under: Storybook — christon @ 7:00 am

Very long ago, in China, there was a powerful King. He wanted to build a beautiful big temple to the Goddess of Heaven. It would be the most beautiful temple in the world.

Now the King needed a lot of money to build this temple. So he called on the rich lords and merchants and landowners to help. They were to bring their gifts of money or jewels to the King’s officers.

These officers stood in front of the palace and waited for the people to come with their gifts. They had Continue reading

June 13, 2009

Captain Kangaroo and The Panda

Filed under: Storybook — christon @ 7:57 am

Captain Kangaroo sang happily to himself as he puttered around the Treasure House.
He wound the old grandfather clock, and dusted around with his big feather duster.
Then he went to the window.
“For goodness sake,” he cried in amazement.

Coming up the path to the Treasure House was his friend, Mr. Green Jeans. And tumbling along his side was the cutest animal that Captain Kangaroo had ever seen!

“Hello, Captain,” said Mr. Green Jeans. Continue reading

Wagon Train

Filed under: Storybook — christon @ 7:56 am

“Wagon Train” is one of the most popular shows on television. It tells about pioneers, about the people who went West in wagon trains to build new homes, to farm new lands. Here is a wagon story about a boy and his dog; a dog that wouldn’t be left behind.

It was the first day out with the wagon train. The line of canvas-covered wagons, California bound, moved slowly west from the Missouri River.
Major Adams, the wagon master, was in Continue reading

May 25, 2009

Loro Jonggrang

Filed under: Storybook — christon @ 5:03 am

Loro Jongrang

Loro Jongrang was the daughter of King Prabu Baka, who reigned over the ancient Javanese kingdom of Prambanan. Prabu Baka was a cruel, powerful king who ruled by sheer terror, and for a long time none dared challenge him; but finally, in a fierce battle, he was killed by the King of Pengging.

This victory was due to the King’s first minister Bandawasa, who fought with a weapon possessing supernatural powers. Bandawasa had named his magic weapon Continue reading

May 11, 2009

Cheyenne

Filed under: Storybook — christon @ 4:03 am

Cheyenne Bodie was famous throughout the West as a guide and a scout. He knew the trails and the mountain passes and the great flat prairies as few men did.

He knews the Indians, too, for he had been adopted by the Cheyenne tribe as a boy and raised by them. That was why he was called Cheyenne.

Even in faraway Philadelphia, young Tom Murdoch had heard many stories of the famous scout. And when Tom’s father and mother decided to go West and settle, Tom was Continue reading

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