Animal Fairy Tales, Book One: Touch of Wonder
Animal Short Stories, Fairy Tales Collection, Bedtime Storybook
by Milana Anderson
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About the Book
You will discover two angry porcupines, divided by bitterness. But when a storm destroyed their homes, they huddled together, their quills causing pain. But enemies became friends, proving kindness can soften even the sharpest divides.
Also, you’ll meet a dreamy young koala who spends her days imagining a life of luxury while living in a messy home. When a magical glimpse of her dream life vanishes, she is left heartbroken—but inspired. Determined to create her happiness, she works tirelessly to transform her home and herself.
You’ll follow a rhino who wants to become a boxing champion without lifting a finger. After a magic egg gives him the muscles, he quickly realizes that true strength comes not from appearance, but from the value of discipline and dedication.
Evil Skunk, The Unlucky Mouse, The Toothless Wolf, The Robber Foxes, A Sneaky Snake, and many more characters are waiting to lead you into their touching stories, full of emotion and unforgettable lessons.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Children’s Books
- Additional Categories Fairy Tales, Action / Adventure
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Project Option: 6×9 in, 15×23 cm
# of Pages: 90 -
Isbn
- Softcover: 9798991282215
- Publish Date: Nov 26, 2024
- Language English
- Keywords short animal stories, animal fairy tales
About the Creator
My Dearest Readers, I am the Multiple Gold Medal–Winning Author honored at the prestigious Story Monsters Contest, the BookFest Awards for “Animal Fairy Tales,” and the Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards for the art activity book “Hedgehogs in the Desert.” I hold a Doctor of Jurisprudence (J.D.) and a Master’s in Chemistry and Biology. I am happily married and have a son. When I write, I’m not just creating bedtime stories. I’m building bridges. I give animals human struggles so that children can feel every heartbeat, every mistake, every victory. Through these stories, children don’t just read—they shiver in the rain, fall, laugh, get up, run again. But I also want them to dream. That’s why my stories include boxing bears, dancing rabbits, swimming frogs, football-playing wolves, and ice-skating lions. I want them to admire the dedication of firefighters, the compassion of doctors, and the brilliance of engineers.