Today, Children Fiction Books presents the story of how a child learns not to cry over spilled milk as what’s done can not be undone. Related Reading:

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My story for today would be the saying that while an army marches on its stomach, you should eat to live and not live to eat. Related Reading:

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I learned a valuable lesson today; that cheapest is dearest. How can the cheapest thing become the dearest thing? Its because the cheapest thing usually has an inferior quality and wouldn’t last. Related Reading:

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My mother told me a story about beggars who cannot be choosers. Mum habitually collected discarded clothes which were new but not used because they were unsuitable. She had a few women magazines that listed donation drives for needy folks. Mum used to call up women who were interested to receive donations. Related Reading:

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One day, Mary’s mother, Pat, wanted to boil a kettle of water to make tea. Pat put the kettle to boil on the back burner of the stove. The plan was to watch the kettle until it boiled before making a cuppa hot tea to refresh the throat and body. Related Reading:

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