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Dog And Cat
Jasmine, 11, Pennsylvania
The moral is:  Money can't buy happiness.
My fable is:

Once upon a time a dog and his friends were walking down the street to the park. He saw a cat who was known to not be the richest girl in town.

She had the biggest mansion. Her mom and dad worked all the time. Her mom even has her own clothing line and her dad was running for president.

The cat pushed the dog out of the way and said MOVE!!

The dog went home where he has four brothers and sisters. He doesn’t have his own room and shares a room. He goes to the park a lot to be alone. His mom stays home and his dad goes to work, but he gets hugs and kisses ever day.

The next day the dog went back to the park and cat sneered at them.

Deep inside the rich cat wanted to play.

No, I’m going shopping she replied. As she walked away she heard dog and his friends laughing and having a good time. While the cat was spending all by herself she wished for some friends to shop with her.

Fox And Raccoon
Justin, 10, Pennsylvania
The moral is:  Never Stop Trying.
My fable is:

In the woods there were two animals. Their names were Raccoon and Fox. They both went to the same school.

Raccoon didn’t like doing his homework. Fox did all of his homework and got good grades.

While Raccoon struggles through Truman High School, Fox is getting degrees, scholarships, and is getting accepted into all kinds of colleges.

Raccoon wanted to be successful too, so he hit the books and got A+’s on his test’s.

After three years he got accepted by Princeton.

Pig For President
Tim, 10, Pennsylvania
The moral is:  Don't judge a book by it's cover.
My fable is:

"Moo" said the cow. "Oink" exclaimed the Pig. “Quack” yelled the Duck. It’s time to elect a new president.

All three went to the presidential campaign. Pig and cow were the candidates.

Duck was examining Pig's picture. Pig was rolling around in his mud pit. Then Duck looked at Cow's picture and saw that he was in his fresh cut grass.

Hmmm, I wonder who I should pick. “Wait.” Yelled pig. You have to hear our speeches.

Pig went first. When he was finished Duck had a tear in his eye.

When cow finished duck was half asleep.

Now it’s time to elect our new president.

The new president of the barnyard is. . . PIG!!!

Pig asked why in the world would you pick a filthy pig over a well put together cow? Duck said, “Your speech was amazing. It doesn’t matter about appearance it matters what inside”.

Have Fun For Once
Damon, 10, Pennsylvania
The moral is:  Live life to the fullest because you never know when it may end.
My fable is:

One evening Alice and her brother Drake went to their grandma's house because they heard that she was about to die.

When they got there she was in a ski outfit. Before Alice and Drake saw her she went into the closet.

When she was putting her pants on she bumped into the shelf that had her awards on it.

When Alice and Drake looked in the closet they saw grandma looking in a bag for her shoes but in the bag she was pushing away her awards.

What are you doing they asked her and she replied that she was looking for her shoes.

When she found her shoes she came out. Do you guys want some of my famous cookies?

Grandma’s cookies are the best.

Hey, grandma can we go to the park? She replied, not today. Why we never go to the park. Have fun for once.

OK, let’s go. Great, like I always say live life to the fullest because you never know when it my end.

And they went to the park and had fun. And grandma never died! They never knew about grandma's second life.

A Dog And A Cat
Taylor, 12, Kansas City, MO
The moral is:  Do not be mean to others.
My fable is:

Once there was a dog named Bob and a Cat named Seth.

The cat Seth had a ball and he was playing with it when Bob came over and said, "Can I play with you?" "No, it is mine" said Seth.

Seth walked a way.

Bob sat down and thought about it. Bob got up and seeing how bad he hurt Seth’s feelings, Bob told Seth that he was sorry and they played together.

They are friends now.

The Honest Man
Estelle, 10, Kuwait
The moral is:  Be honest to everyone.
My fable is:

One day there was once a tailor who was very busy. He had so much cloths for stitching that he could barely keep up.

One day when he was so busy, an angel came and asked what is the matter. He said, "I can't stitch this much clothes. This is too hard."

The angel said, "I can help you. Don't be worried. I will give you a needle, scissors, and a measuring tape. These magic tools can help you."

The tailor thought to himself, "This is called a handout." The tailor was not willing to accept a handout. Instead, he felt embarrassed.

After feeling embarrassed, he decided to work very hard using the tools he already owned.

He realized that he was fortunate to have so much work and so many customers and that good fortune is why he was very busy.

Because he was honest with himself, he eventually succeeded. He completed all his work by using his own tools. His workmanship was of a very fine quality.

His workmanship was of such fine quality that he gained more and more customers. He became so successful that he hired assistants, bought more tools with his own earned money, and expanded his business.

All this success was because he was honest with himself and refused to take a handout -- even from an angel.

Family Comes First
Denver, 10, Bronx, NY
The moral is:  Always remember your family first.
My fable is:

One day two friends named Carly and Maria wanted to to go to their friend's birthday party.

Marrisa, was the ame of the girl whose birthday it was.

So the two girls were thinking that if they should go, only because it was Carly's older sisters birthday Kristy.

Maria was trying to make Carly go to the party.

While Carly sat there, she remembered what Marrisa said, "You don't have to come if some thing happens, I promise I won't be upset."

When Carly told Maria that she was not going, Marrisa got so upset and stormed away from Carly.

But Carly was not angry because her family would always come first.

The Stag And The Fox
Sabrina, 8, United Kingdom
The moral is:  Don't judge anything simply by the way it looks.
My fable is:

One day there lived a stag. But there was a problem with him because he always moaned about his legs being so skinny.

But he loved his antlers because they were so pretty.

All of a sudden a fox came along.

The legs helped him ran so fast but the antlers got stuck in the bush and the fox gobbled him up.

Hard Work Pays Off In The End!
Se Hun, 13, Arizona
The moral is:  Work hard.
My fable is:

In 1998, in London there was a big and strong boy named Robbin. He's life was perfect but he was EVIL and DEVILISH. He had weird hair and black eyes and also he was rich.

People hated him so much because he never took a shower. He only took a shower once in 3 months. The most embarrassing part was his girlfriends went away from him.

One morning his home school teacher came. This teacher's name is Mr. Cotton. He told Robin to take a shower first and Robbin told him his not going to. However Mr. Cotton pinched him and told him why he lost all the thing that are important to him.

Then he realized that if he took a shower, he would be perfect. So he took a shower. And he also donated a lot of stuff.

In 2004 he got a Noble Prize. Robbin now lives in Arizona.

The Fox And The Rabbit
Ikrah, 9, England
The moral is:  Don't ever lie.
My fable is:

Once upon a time there was a fox and a rabbit. The fox tricked the rabbit into digging his shed.

The fox said there was gold in his small shed, but it was underground. The rabbit believed him and started digging right away. Then the fox fell asleep and the rabbit saw a shimmer in the ground. "Oh my God, this is so exciting, I found gold. I can't believe it! I found gold again!"

Then the fox woke up and saw the rabbit with a handful of gold. "I can't believe it," said the fox. It really is gold.

Then the fox went running to his shed. The fox told the rabbit to leave, but the rabbit said, "I have to get a part too because I found it!" But the fox said, "No", so the rabbit left.

Feeling tricked, the rabbit learned never to trust the fox again for he had done all the fox's work.

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