Stories on Values is an endearing and beautiful collection of short stories written by children, as selected entries from the Human Values Foundation’s annual Stories on Values competition.
The Human Values Foundation has kindly made these available to republish here so as to reach a wider audience with these endearing and important lessons.
More details about the HVF Stories on Values Competition can be found at the Human Values Foundation website, http://www.humanvaluesfoundation.com/.
Sample page from Human Values Foundation Stories on Values 2016

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awsome, a great teaching tool for kids,simply love them
See also 2016, 2017, and 2019!!
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I like this book it made me think what’s bad doing and good ☺I liked the way it was talking about our values I
IT REALLY MADE ME THINK ABOUT OF MY BEHAVIOR 10 I 10😎
Thank you
Just improve my English skills
Keep reading and you will!
I like the story
Excellent book! the topic is really interesting and motivating to discuss with the students. It´s worth reading how children see the world and people and have vey clear their feelings and point of view in life. I loved it!!!!! Congratulations!!!!
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It was amazing thanks