Success story is an impressive story. The author is Safalta Parajuli. This story has 8 stories. Each story has its own moral given by the author. The titles of the stories are: Prank Gone Wrong, The Selfish Tiger, Bad Girl Change into Good Girl, Owl and Snake, Family Went to Fun Park, The Sweet Cupcake, Picnic Memory and A Failure Going to the Zoo. There are 21 pages in the book. The first story tells us not to prank others and understand their minds. I think story will help children to not do the growing trend of pranks. The second story tells us not to be selfish because it can harm you. I think this story will help a younger generation not to be selfish. The third story tells us that negative people should make positive friends. I think this story will make many people make friends. The fourth story tells us that being friends means helping each other in hard times. I think this will make many people help each other in hard times as friends. The fifth story is tells us to be careful while in public places. I think this story will teach younger generation to be cautious in public places. The sixth story tells us to have a friend who will stand by your side throughout your hardest times. I think the story will make children make more good friends. The seventh story tells us to not be greedy while eating as it can harm your stomach. I think this story will make children eat only how much they think they can eat. The last story tells us to hold hands with your parents in crowded area. I think younger generation will learn to hold hands in crowded area with their parents. Overall this story book teaches children a lot of things with its morals. This story book has many upcoming parts as the book I summaries above is part one. I will gladly summaries the upcoming parts of this story book.

Book Summary: Success Story by Safalta Parajuli

Safalta Parajuli’s Success Story is an inspiring collection of eight short stories, each with a unique moral aimed at teaching children important life lessons. The stories are simple, engaging, and relatable for young readers. The book has 21 pages and is thoughtfully written to instill values in children. Below is an overview of the stories and their morals:

1. Prank Gone Wrong
   • Moral: Do not prank others; understand their feelings.
   • Impact: Helps children avoid participating in the growing trend of harmful pranks.
2. The Selfish Tiger
   • Moral: Selfishness can lead to harm.
   • Impact: Encourages the younger generation to practice kindness and empathy.
3. Bad Girl Changed into Good Girl
   • Moral: Negative people can transform by surrounding themselves with positive friends.
   • Impact: Motivates readers to seek and maintain positive friendships.
4. Owl and Snake
   • Moral: True friends help each other in tough times.
   • Impact: Promotes the value of loyalty and mutual support among friends.
5. Family Went to Fun Park
   • Moral: Be careful in public places.
   • Impact: Teaches children to be cautious and alert in unfamiliar or crowded environments.
6. The Sweet Cupcake
   • Moral: Have friends who support you during your hardest times.
   • Impact: Encourages children to value and nurture meaningful friendships.
7. Picnic Memory
   • Moral: Avoid greediness while eating as it can harm your health.
   • Impact: Promotes healthy eating habits and self-control in children.
8. A Failure Going to the Zoo
   • Moral: Hold hands with your parents in crowded areas.
   • Impact: Reinforces safety measures for children when in crowded or unfamiliar places.

Overall Impact

This book is a delightful tool for teaching children essential values and habits. Each story leaves a lasting impression with its thoughtful lessons, helping to shape the character and behavior of young readers.

Looking Forward

This book is only Part One of the Success Story series, with more parts to come. The author, Safalta Parajuli, is committed to continuing her mission of imparting life lessons through engaging storytelling.

🖋️ Summarized by Ishan Shrestha-Who is Currently reading in Class 5 at KMC, Shankhamul, Kathmandu, Nepal