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it a tree how grow up with a boy and they got bigger and stronger together , the kid allways was swinging on his arms when he ate the tree apples and he used the tree arms as an umbrella for his house and he build a bout with the log and , at the end the tree was just a small chair so when the kid was old he would seat on the tree roots

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PECOS BILL. Pecos Bill, a mythical cowboy, grew out of the imagination of southwestern range hands who told tall tales to pass the time and to out-do each other in boasting. Nowadays, there are lots of variations of Bill’s story. The summary of all those stories is the same. A boy was lost by his parents in the process of traveling and was found and grew up by coyotes, and then became one of the most powerful and famous cowboy.

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משוך בגזר מאת: יונתן וויס

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אליעזר והגזר (Eliezer and the Carrot) Yonatan Weiss

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אליעזר והגזר (Eliezer and the Carrot) Yonatan Weiss

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Who wants to pull a carrot?

Action by carrot!

Sow it in the vegetable garden

Grandfather Eliezer.

Carrot, carrot, carrot, carrot -

There is nothing like a carrot!

Sow it in the vegetable garden

Grandfather Eliezer.

Once he came to the vegetable garden

Grandfather Eliezer.

One and two - open your hands

And continued with the carrot.

Pull the carrot, pull the carrot -

There is nothing like a carrot!

pull right, pull left -

The carrot won't move!

Otsa Sabta Elisheva

to the grandfather for help,

One and two - hands down

and continued with the carrot.

pull the carrot...

Abigail ran

To Sabta for help.

One and two - spread your hands

and continued with the carrot.

pull the carrot...

The dog blinked and ran

To the daughter for help.

One and two - spread your legs

and continued with the carrot.

pull the carrot...

Fire and run cat meow

To the flash for help.

One and two - spread your legs

and continued with the carrot.

pull the carrot...

The fire of a mouse is the gray of the sycamore

To Lakik for help.

One-two - spread your legs

and continued with the carrot.

Pull the carrot, pull the carrot -

There is nothing like a carrot!

pull right, pull left -

And the carrot came out!

אמן

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an Israeli children's book by Miriam Roth published in 1974. The book is about five children each of who get a balloon from Ruti's mother. a blue balloon for Ruti, yellow for Ron, purple for Sigalit, green for Uri and red for Alon. after they got their balloons all the children's balloons burst, with the exception of Alon's, which the wind blew out of the children's reach. The children look at the balloon and shout "Bye, bye, red balloon!".

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The nine tailed fox is a mythical fox that originated from Chinese mythology and came to Korea. (East Asian Folklore)

There are various perspectives and stories but the most common one in Korea is the 'nine tailed fox sister'.The nine tailed fox disguised as a human and act friendly. Then when they get closer, it tears up the peoples' bodies and takes their liver to become a real human. They usually take it from the live body instead of the dead body because they want the fresh liver. In Korean literature, we also find it as a representation of desire and power.

Liver=power

Nine tailed fox=corrupt official.

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The story is an adaptation of a fable written in the Middle Ages and attributed to Rabbi Barchia ben Netronai Hankaden. The moral of the story is the superiority of mind over force.

Following a year of drought that left the rooster community without food, Rabbi Rooster gathered his audience and called the roosters to go to the village to find food and rest.

on their way, they found a lush barley field with plenty of food. And the roosters, ate, drank, laid eggs and raised chicks.

At the end of two months, all the roosters returned with oats in their mouths as a side for the future. Only the pesishah, low on strength, returned without oats in her mouth.

On their way appeared a young fox waiting for prey.

The fox approaches the gathering hen behind the other roosters and asks her where they came from. With her great resourcefulness, she invents a story in which she says that the roosters just defeated the foxes in a fight. She also added that the stubbles in their beaks are fox tails, a souvenir from the victory. And when the fox asks her where the fox's tail is, which indicates her victory in battle, she replies:

"Your tail is my fox,

fell in my fate,

he will be mine,

therefore now I have come out to call you,

Here I am, here I am upon you!”

The fox heard and ran away.

In the story there are allusions to familiar biblical events, the descent into Egypt in the year of famine, the exodus from Egypt and the war with Amalek who hit the tail of the Israelites' caravan in the desert. The rooster also represents the war of the weak against the strong, such as the story of David and Goliath in the Bible.

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התרנגולים_והשועל

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 Saalwa witchlike species of jinn (Jinn are very evil spirits ) 

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 Saalwa witchlike species of jinn (Jinn are very evil spirits ) 

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a supernatural creature assigned to the jinn folklore.These spirits are classified as being one of the most malicious classes of jinn.They are described as talented shapeshifters often appearing in human form and female. Despite their impressive shapeshifting abilities, they can be discovered by their hybrid appearances of animals.said to live in the wiped out/wild parts of the desert where they lead travelers and roamers , leading them to their deaths.

Characteristics of Saalwa :

She has horns made of wood

She resembles a goat in its external appearance and she's three times larger than a goat .

Very strong and eats human flesh.

Its legs are made of patches.she has a red nose, a wide mouth, long teeth, and wide lips.

It has two legs: the first leg is the leg of a donkey, and the other is the leg of a fairy

One of her eyes is red and the other is yellow

She has thick hair on half of her head and the other half is bald.  The way the myth has been passed says the way to kill her is  stabbing her shadow with a sharp weapon.

Rana Albalawi

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its a story about a building where every floor is rented by a different animal A chicken, a cuckoo, a cat and a squirrel The delicate balance is broken when the mouse vacates the upper apartment in the building and the apartment remains for rent. and different animals (ant, rabbit, pig and nightingale) consider renting her. but each one of them have a problem with one of the of current tenant.

like The industrious ant does not like the lazy hen. The hare, who has more children, does not like the cuckoo for abandoning the boys. The white pig doesn't like the negro cat. The gentle and quiet nightingale does not like the noisy squirrel.

Finally, pigeon rents the apartment, even though the apartment is not to her liking, because, according to her, "the neighbors are good in her eyes."

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A horrifying monster of Arabian mythology, the Nasnas was believed to be an offspring of a demon and a human, with the powers to kill a person and make them “fleshless” by simply touching them. The Nasnas was believed to have only half a head and half of every body part, which he uses to make giant leaps with only one leg to catch and kill unsuspecting humans.

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Wendigo, a mythological cannibalistic monster in the spiritual tradition of North American Algonquian-speaking tribes. It is associated with winter and described as either a fearsome beast that stalks and eats humans or as a spirit that possesses humans, causing them to turn into cannibals.

Description and folklore

Some legends say the wendigo is a figure with ashen flesh. Others describe it as a giant creature up to 15 feet (4.5 meters) tall or as a beast that grows larger the more it eats. It may have sunken or glowing eyes and sharp yellowed fangs and claws. Its lips are chewed or entirely missing because it has eaten them. It may be hairless or have fur, and it may have pointed ears and horns or antlers like a deer. It smells of rotting flesh and is usually first detected by humans by its horrible odor.

Wendigos are believed to have exceptionally sharp eyesight, hearing, and sense of smell as well as superior strength and speed in order to stalk and overpower their victims. They live in colder climates among the woodlands and lakes of Canada and the northern United States. They can move easily through deep snow and across ice. A shaman may be the only person who can subdue and destroy a wendigo, using either a silver, steel, or iron bullet or a dagger. Some legends, however, claim the wendigo’s heart must be cut out and melted or burned in a fire before its spirit is truly destroyed.

The wendigo is sometimes described as a spirit rather than a physical presence. In Cree mythology, for example, the wendigo is believed to be an evil spirit that possesses humans. The spirit enters a person by biting him or her or through a dream. The possessed person becomes cannibalistic or otherwise deranged or violent.

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This book was published in 1975, Yael was a little girl who lost her house and went to look for a new one. When finally she finds a box to live in, after living there and having fun there, a tractor picks up all the trash including her box. The problem is she was in the box and got lost. After a couple of days, she found her way back home and found a new book. The book's main point is to always look for the light and never give up. This book is a Tall Tale.

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This is a story about a boy named Ofir, that wanted hot corn. The boy started singing a song about corn and all of his friends join thinking they will get corn although in the end they understood that Ofir was just singing. They were very disappointed until one of the friends said that they should stop being sad and should start looking for corn. One of the elderlies heard them and gave them hot corn and everyone were happy .1978

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Don Quijote de la Mancha (Victor  Porras)

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Don Quijote de la Mancha (Victor  Porras)

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"Don Quixote de la Mancha" is a novel by Miguel de Cervantes. It follows the adventures of Alonso Quixano, who, driven mad by reading chivalric romances, becomes the self-styled knight-errant Don Quixote. Accompanied by his loyal squire, Sancho Panza, Quixote embarks on misguided quests, mistaking ordinary things for fantastical foes. The novel is a satire of chivalric literature, exploring themes of reality and imagination. Divided into two parts (1605 and 1615), it is a classic work that has influenced literature and inspired various adaptations.

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the lion who loved strawberries (האריה שאהב תות) - Libi Kaufman

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the lion who loved strawberries (האריה שאהב תות) - Libi Kaufman

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once upon a time, there was a lion who only liked strawberries; He wouldn't eat anything else! and in the forest where he was living there weren't any strawberries! everyday he cried and cried because he only wanted strawberries. his mom tried to convince him and said: "stop crying... i have a lot of food for you! french fires, rice, ice cream, blueberries, and peaches, but no strawberry..." one day a group of kids went on a trip and their mom packed their lunches with a LOT of strawberries for them to eat! the lion smelled the strawberries and was so happy! he went up to the kids and asked: "can i have some strawberries please?" the kids got scared, they didn't like big animals, and didn't understand his language and didn't know he was just asking for strawberries! they ran away as fast as they could and left ALL the strawberries behind!!! the lion ate all the strawberries until he said: EW! this is all a big mistake! i don't like strawberries! and everyday since then, he never cried about strawberries again and only ate the food his mom cooked for him! and what about the kids you might ask? they all came home and only asked for one thing to eat! can you guess what it was? STRAWBERRIES!!!!! 🍓

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Zhalmauyz Kempir is an old ugly hag often with some grotesque features such as seven heads, sharp claws, one eye, hooves. She possesses supernatural strength, magic power, superspeed, etc.

Zhalmauyz Kempir is described as a witch with magic power who can change her shape at will. She is also said to be a cannibal or to suck blood like a vampire.

Unlike other witches of Kazakh folklore, such as Albasty and Zheztyrnaq, Zhalmauyz Kempir has an ambiguous role,not only of the absolute evil, but also of a kind helper, because in some cases she can be helpful to character in a fairy tale. However, in her usual depiction she acts like a witch and practices nefarious acts: being a local horror, killing people and eating human flesh, kidnapping children.

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Aladdin is a young man from a very poor family whose laziness causes his parents great stress.  After his father, Mustapha, dies, his mother seeks to provide for her family through her own hard work.  One day, a wizard who claims to be Aladdin’s uncle visits Aladdin and gives him a valuable ring, which the wizard says will protect Aladdin from harm.  The wizard then leads Aladdin to a cave and asks Aladdin to retrieve a lamp from it.  Aladdin retrieves the lamp; however, after an argument, the wizard becomes enraged and utters a spell that causes the entrance to the cave to close, trapping Aladdin inside.  After multiple days in the cave, Aladdin rubs his ring and a genie appears, asking Aladdin what he desires.  Aladdin requests to be freed from the cave and after his wish is granted, he goes home.  By chance, Aladdin rubs the lamp, and a genie appears and asks what he desires.  Aladdin asks for food, and a banquet appears before him.  Soon after, Aladdin comes across the daughter of the Sultan, a princess, and falls in love.  His mother gives the Sultan a gift of gems, but the Sultan requests that Aladdin give a much larger gift to marry his daughter.  Using the genie’s powers, Aladdin gives the Sultan the gift he requests and wishes for many luxurious things such as servants, gems and gold, a horse, and fine clothes.  The Sultan, impressed by Aladdin’s incredible wealth, promises his daughter to Aladdin.  Once Aladdin and the Sultan meet, Aladdin requests that the Sultan grant him a plot of land and time to build a castle upon it before marriage, to which the Sultan agrees.  Aladdin uses the genie’s powers yet again to build a castle more exquisite than even the Sultan’s.  Aladdin and the princess enjoy a great feast at his new palace, and Aladdin makes himself well-known to all the nobles and clergymen of the town.  However, the wizard finds out about Aladdin’s success and vows to take the lamp from him.  The wizard uses trickery to take Aladdin’s lamp from his palace and when he summons to genie, wishes that he, the palace, and the princess be transported to a faraway land.  The Sultan, upon seeing the empty land where Aladdin’s palace used to be, becomes angry and requests that Aladdin be brought to him in chains in order to cut off his head.  When Aladdin is brought before him, all the townspeople take up arms to defend Aladdin’s life.  Upon seeing the love, the people have for Aladdin, the Sultan agrees to give Aladdin 12 days to find the palace.  Using his ring, Aladdin finds his palace, poisons the wizard, and takes the princess to be his bride.

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He narrates that the poor salt seller would rise at first light every day, leave his house loaded with salt and peddle salt from village to village till it depleted and head home before nightfall. Additionally, Fenkl details the fateful evening when the salt seller met the fox and his routine changes.