The Bread-Sharing Boy| Fable

Once upon a time, there was a kind and generous child who loved to share with others. This child, let's call them Little One, used to visit their uncle's home in a small village. In this village, many children were poor, and they couldn't afford to eat white flour every day.

One day, Little One's uncle's wife had some white wheat flour from her mother, and she used it to make a piece of bread for Little One. When Little One saw how delicious the bread was, they wanted to share it with other children in the village.

So Little One called many boys to their uncle's home and offered them the bread. All the children enjoyed the bread, and they ate it all in one go. However, Little One's uncle's wife was angry at this. She felt that Little One had been foolish to share all the bread, and that they should have kept it for themselves.

But Little One didn't see things that way. They believed that it was better to share what they had with others, especially those who were less fortunate. Little One's generous and kind character touched the hearts of the other children, and they admired Little One for their selflessness.

From that day on, Little One continued to share what they had with others, and their kindness and generosity inspired many in the village to do the same. And so, the village became a happier and more harmonious place, thanks to Little One's good example.