Bring Virtue and Imagination to Your Classroom

 

“My students argued for 20 minutes over whether Prince Raptalon was right or wrong. That’s how I knew this was gold.” — 11th Grade Teacher, Illinois

​

Discover the Fables That Spark Character, Conversation, and Curiosity

 

Lim Tales is more than a collection of mythical fables—it's a teaching tool that bridges storytelling with character education, global themes, and moral imagination. Written for young readers but rich in meaning, these epic bird-kingdom fables explore leadership, sacrifice, humility, loyalty, and the consequences of pride—all through unforgettable characters and breathtaking fantasy.

​

🕊️ Why Educators Love Lim Tales:

• Literacy Meets Life Lessons: Each story is crafted to prompt reflection and spark discussion around social-emotional learning (SEL) themes like empathy, justice, courage, and resilience.

• Perfect for Unit Plans or Morning Meetings: Use as read-alouds, writing prompts, or the start of group discussions in ELA, Social Studies, or Advisory blocks.

• Diverse Perspectives & Culturally Rich World-Building: Rooted in global traditions of oral storytelling, Lim Tales brings depth to classroom conversations around culture, identity, and moral complexity.

• Flexible Formats: Downloadable EPUBs allow you to print, project, or assign through your digital classroom tools.

​

📘 Who It's For:

• high school educators looking to enrich character education with story-based learning

• Homeschool parents seeking thoughtful, virtue-based literature

• School counselors or SEL leads supporting students in emotional growth

• Educators looking for inclusive, original stories that avoid cliches and center wisdom, not lectures

​

✨ What You'll Get:

• 3- to 5-page fables written in vivid, age-accessible prose

• Teacher reflection questions and extension ideas (available in educator bundles)

• Deep character arcs rooted in the moral traditions of classic fables and global myth

​

🎓 Ideal for:

• Character Ed Units

• Writer’s Workshop Mentor Texts

• Socratic Seminars

• Story Circles or Classroom Assemblies

​

​