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Naughty Children Series: Naaman is foul-mouthed

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  • In a small village, there was a boy named Noman. Naaman loved to talk a lot. He had a sharp tongue and spoke unkind words sometimes. His words made the friends feel sad and upset.
  • One day, Noman met a wise man named Gohar. Johar knew a lot about words and their power. Johar began to teach Noman that words have great power, that they can make people feel happy or sad.
  • “You can become a better person,” Gohar told Noman. “Use words with kindness and love, and you will see how you can make the world a better place.”
  • Noman began to think before he spoke, and tried to be kind to the people around him. The friends began to notice the change in Noman, and began to like being around him.
  • Since then, Noman has become a good and kind friend. He used his words carefully and always tried to be helpful and liked by everyone.
  • Thus, Naaman taught an important lesson in the power of words and the importance of being kind to one another.

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  • This story highlights the importance of using words gently and thinking before speaking, and teaches children how the power of words can affect the feelings of others and the quality of their relationships with them.
  • Recommended for ages: 3-6 years

Product Code: 400123

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Age Range3-6 years

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