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In the olden days when the children's sleeping time or when they are free from their homework, the grandmother or some other elderly relatives will teach them, what is virtue, what is its value, and responsibilities through the stories. the children will grow very talented with good knowledge. But in the current day’s the grownup children they learnt to live independently, but they have had no understanding about the eternal virtue’s realities, and its law. Those things should learn from their childhood. So, keeping this in my mind, I have started the bed time stories to young children.  The parents may read these stories in the children’s bedtime. All the stories based on Tamil poet Avvaiyar’s Aatthichoodi and  Valluvar's composition Thirukkural

So, I Hope these are valuable stories to all the young children

SarojaMani

Date: 20th December 2022.               

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