It's about three goats, each one bigger than the next. The goats want to cross a bridge that is owned by a troll, but the troll won't let them pass. The troll says he wants to eat them up. The goats trick the troll so they can cross the bridge and the last goat to cross pushes the troll off the bridge.

The Tale of Peter Rabbit warns naughty children about the grave consequences of misbehaving. When Mrs. Rabbit beseeches her four furry children not to go into Mr. McGregor's garden, the impish Peter naturally takes this as an open invitation to create mischief.

This story is about a poor boy called Jim one day an old lady knocked at his door and requested him to give her some food so he gave her a loaf of bread after eating it the old lady became a fairy she was very happy with Jim for being a good boy and gave him lots of food and riches.

One who acts without thinking falls into trouble.

The wise man's story moral is that you should not worry about your problems because by worrying, you will not be able to solve them; instead, you will waste your time and energy. 

The moral of the story is, do not commit a crime to repay anyone.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar is about growth and change, in a way that takes these abstract concepts and makes them concrete for young children. You're little and then you're big; he's a caterpillar and then he's a butterfly. But growth and change, as we all experience, is not so simple and straightforward.

Unity is the most powerful force for individuals who work together; you can't achieve everything by yourself alone. You need aid and support. Unity produces a feeling, and with the force of unity, you can deal with any terrible condition.

Moral of the story is, we should be happy with whatever we have and not be greedy.

Often we misunderstand the signs. God has given everyone a strength and ability to do their part. Always learn to see the things in a positive way and see yourself in a strong position to help the ones who need. Don’t go for the easy choice. Make a right choice.

Here’s The List of Blind Story were we see how Birbal uses his intelligence and found out all the blind people’s from the kingdom.

Moral of the story is, presence of mind can win you from danger.

The theme of “The Three Little Pigs” is “taking your time to do something right pays off.” At the beginning of the story, each pig built a house. The first two pigs didn't spend much time making their houses, but the third pig carried heavy bricks and carefully stacked them into a solid house.

The moral of the story The Clever Jester is that cleverness always pays. 

The story bears a good universal moral lesson "Haste Makes Waste". In this story, the hunter repents upon his act of killing his dog in haste.

The Old Man and His Grandson is a Brothers Grimm fairy tale about an old grandfather who trembles, spills his food and drops his eating bowl. His son and son's wife treat him badly. His grandson makes a trough for his parents to eat from later. They see it and start treating grandfather better.

Be careful who you trust. The cookie believed the fox when he said he wasn't tempted to eat him—this misguided trust led to the protagonist's downfall.

The moral of the story is, make new friends but keep the old. The one is sliver, the older gold.

We should not trust strangers by coming in their frivolous talk, but should be careful from them.

The story teaches us to act swiftly and quickly if they see trouble ahead.

The moral of the story is to value the things we have.

Those who dream big and think positively will grow and prosper. Those who think negatively and refuse to risk will get swallowed up by life. 

The moral of the story is being in a state of two minds is never a good thing. Moreover, if even a single finger is chopped off; it is going to harm the whole hand.

The moral of this story is that intelligence always has an upper hand when compared to physical strength.

A fairy tale about a young Prince who lives and dies in a Palace where sadness is not allowed to enter. When he dies his statue is set on a tall column. From this height, he can see all the misery in the city. He weeps and wants to help his people.