The Dog and the Reflection
In this short moral tale for kids, a dog crossing a stream sees his reflection and, mistaking it for another dog, criticizes its appearance. In a fit of jealousy, he lunges for what he believes is the other dog's meat, only to lose his own prize in the process. This easy small story with moral highlights the folly of greed, making it a perfect example of quick moral stories for children.
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