The Little Mouse

The Little Mouse

Author
authorBeki

Children aged 5-8 will benefit from reading this story in two ways. The first benefit is that it will improve their reading skills to a small extent. The second and most important benefit is that it will help them maintain their respect for their families and elders.

age5 - 8 years old
emotional intelligence
Humanities & History
Story Details

The little mouse

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