The Three Little Pigs | Moral Stories

Once three little pigs were sent out into the world by their mother to learn the ways of life, each with their unique approach. The first pig, known for his laziness, quickly built a house of straw, thinking it would save him effort. The second pig, slightly more diligent, opted for a house of sticks, a little sturdier but still not strong enough. The third pig, however, was a paragon of hard work and determination. He invested time and effort into constructing a sturdy house of brick and stone.

When the menacing wolf arrived, he huffed and puffed, easily toppling the houses of straw and sticks. But when he faced the robust brick and stone house, he couldn’t bring it down, no matter how hard he tried. Exhausted and defeated, the wolf had to retreat.

Moral: Always work hard and it will pay off.

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