Animal Fable Story Book Prompts with a Moral

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  "arguments": {
    "ageGroup": "3-6",
    "numberOfPages": 24,
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    "pageSize": "8.5x8.5",
    "title": "The Squirrel Who Hid Too Much",
    "theme": "What you give away grows",
    "style": "paper_cutout_collage",
    "pageTemplate": "image_top_text_bottom",
    "storyPrompt": "Nutmeg, a red squirrel with a bushy tail, gathers far more acorns than she needs and buries them all over the wood, refusing to share with the mice and the jays. When winter comes she can't remember where she hid any of them, and she goes hungry. The mice she turned away share their seeds with her. In spring, Nutmeg gives her leftover acorns to the mice to plant, and oak saplings sprout across the wood, enough for everyone. Moral: what you give away comes back to you, and grows."
  }
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  "arguments": {
    "ageGroup": "6-9",
    "numberOfPages": 24,
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    "pageSize": "8.5x11",
    "title": "The Fox and the Echo",
    "theme": "Your words come back to you",
    "style": "colored_pencil_sketch",
    "pageTemplate": "text_left_image_right",
    "storyPrompt": "Rufus, a boastful young fox with a white-tipped tail, shouts into a canyon, You're slow and silly! The canyon shouts it right back. Furious, Rufus thinks another fox is mocking him and shouts even ruder things, until he's hoarse and sad. Old Sorrel, a grey owl, tells him to try kind words instead. Rufus calls out, You're a good friend! and hears it come back. He tries it on the rabbits and the badgers too. Moral: the words you send out are the words that come back."
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  "arguments": {
    "ageGroup": "6-9",
    "numberOfPages": 24,
    "highQuality": false,
    "pageSize": "8.5x11",
    "title": "The Beaver Who Built Alone",
    "theme": "Working together",
    "style": "hand_drawn_2d",
    "pageTemplate": "image_top_text_bottom",
    "storyPrompt": "Barley, a proud young beaver with a notched front tooth, wants to build the biggest dam on the river all by himself. When the otters, muskrats and ducks offer help, he says no. His dam goes up fast, but it's thin, and the first spring storm washes it away. Barley is ashamed, but his neighbors come anyway. The otters roll stones, the muskrats pack mud, the ducks weave reeds, and the new dam holds through the next storm. Moral: many paws make strong work."
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