Think about Cinderella, the blond princess who married a prince and lived happily ever after. Or about Heungbu, who helped his evil brother even though he always hated and treated Heungbu badly. All those characters are from the old stories that we probably heard as bedtime stories. Now, if you think about it, most people will think it as childish and immature things to remember and talk about. But is it?

 Though they have cover stories to make them funny and to keep reading, stories tend to have to most deepest, wisest thoughts and solutions. These are valuable lessons that you can only get by confronting hardship and experience. However, stories makes these simple but significant morals to make one understand them better by using interesting characters and adding more flesh. In this way, it helps children learn the morals much more faster and thoroughly through the stories. For example,Snow White lets us soak in the true meaning to be cheerful and happy all the time even though things aren't turning that good for you, which is a nice meaning to have as you live on your life. 

 Also, stories are usually made of delicate sentences with lots of adjectives to learn from. Stories are often read by young children whom are all ready to learn new words and sentences, and reading them, enhances one's reading skills much better. In stories, there's many scenes which have tension and makes you nervous in sake of the main character, and in these, words are used to express these tensions nicely. By reading this and learning from it, toddlers are able to embezzle words more creatively and to have experience with having seen and read strong verbs, which depicts actions.

 Like this and much, much more, stories have an attractive point of view as well as movies and dramas. So, how about reading a story right now, and learn the true meaning of it?