Children's stories are juvenile tales that can only be read by children or others with child-like minds. They are solely for entertainment and they should not be read by adults. This is how a lot of people envision children's stories. This vision is completely false. Many children's stories deal with adult matters. The real difference is the author is skillful enough to be able to simplify it and put it into terms easy enough for …showed first 75 words of 2718 total…

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