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This website is all about original fables and stories and helping others. Right now we must help our brothers and sisters in Haiti. Please go to Doctors Without Borders and donate to help. Or go to http://www.yele.org and donate to the relief operation.  When tragedies such as this happen, it puts life into perspective. I feel extraordinarily fortunate to be able to have created this website and to write for you.
Enjoy the stories and join me in contributing to the greater good. We are our brothers' and sisters' keepers.
This year I would like this website to help more people. As you know, half the $10 annual membership fee is donated to charity. I plan to write more stories for you and add audio to the website soon.
Read my newest story, The Great Horned Owl. It is a rhyming story, and it is a true story.
FabulousFables.com invites you to join the club by going to "Register" on the top left. When you join the club, don't forget to click on the confirmation email we send you. Half of the membership fee will be donated to charity, and the website contributes to these charities:
I write stories because I love words. I love to write, and I want to use my talents to help others. Only by helping others can we grow and thrive.
These are the stories that FabulousFables.com offers if you join the club:
Rufus the Snot-Nosed Reindeer
By David Madrid
Rufus was a slovenly reindeer whose older cousin Rudy was somewhat of a legend.
Cousin Rudy was famous because he
saved Christmas by leading Santa Claus’ sleigh on a legendary cold
winter night oh so long ago. Rudy, whose given name was Rudolph, had
held on to the leadership position ever since.
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Gilbert the Dancing Hummingbird
By David Madrid
Gilbert was a fearful hummingbird. He heard that humans ate birds for Thanksgiving. Now, he had terrifying nightmares of being baked in a pan.
“Don’t worry,” said Gilda Hummingbird, Gilbert’s mom. “Humans eat turkeys, not hummingbirds. You’re too little. You wouldn’t even be one bite.”
But Gilbert frequently saw a little person on the ground below his nest. A young hummingbird would be a nice Thanksgiving morsel for that boy, he thought.
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The Lonesome Werewolf
By David Madrid
Willie was a lonesome Werewolf. He wanted to play, but kids were afraid of him. They thought he would kill them, because after all, he was a werewolf. ...
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The Fearsome Snowman
By David Madrid
The brothers had heard stories of the fearsome snowman of the Himalayas, but Xavier didn’t believe the monster was real. He convinced his younger brothers to hike the majestic mountain range even though people warned: “Look out for the fearsome snowman. He’s mean and cruel.”
“There’s no such thing as the fearsome snowman,” Xavier assured his brothers Damien and Andrew.
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The Magnificent Horse
As told by FabulousFables.com
One day a long, long time ago, there was a horse that caught the eye of an important cavalry major. The horse was magnificent, so the major wanted him badly, thinking: ‘I am a warrior, and that is a warrior’s horse.’
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The Rooster
By David Madrid
He was the meanest rooster that ever lived.
I don't know why I named him Lover Boy. Perhaps it was because the hens loved the big white bird.
I feared him.
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The Horse
By David Madrid
The four girls met with Calvin Cowboy at his stables and eagerly paid for two hours of horseback riding. Jacque, the pretty girl in the red shirt, asked for the best horse. She said she was a champion barrel racer.
She was not. ...
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The Hunter
By David Madrid
A story of a grand adventure. Five boys and a dog hike into the wilderness for two days of freedom and fun.
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The Dog
By David Madrid
He stood there, legs stiff, tail pointed straight and nose jutting into the wind.
He was no regular dog. He was a king. A sleek black mutt that needed no certificate of breed to convince him he was the best.
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Turtle and Jackrabbit
By David Madrid
Turtle and Jackrabbit didn’t like each other.
Turtle thought Jackrabbit was arrogant and loud. Turtle was cool and relaxed.
Jackrabbit thought Turtle was too slow and careful. Jackrabbit was swift and agile.
You could see Turtle and Jackrabbit’s contrasting styles when they played basketball at the Eddy School court. Jackrabbit sped to the basket. He flew to the net. He was an excellent basketball player.
Turtle plodded.
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FabulousFables.com would love to share these stories with you, and I want to help those who are suffering incredible hardship right now.
Half of the small membership fee goes to save lives. The other half is used to continue to bring you these stories and to improve the website. I charge the membership fee rather than placing advertisments on the website.
FabulousFables.com asks nothing of its club members, except that you read and enjoy the stories. The cost to join the club is $10 per year. That is correct, it's $10 per year, and $5 of your membership fee goes to make somebody’s life better, to change their world. The website has been tested and has Norton Site Safety's highest safety rating. The membership fee is paid via PayPal so that your online payment is safe and secure.
Come join the club. I want to entertain you, while at the same time we work together to change the world by making it a better place for unfortunate kids and their families who need our help.
Also, when you join the club, you will have access to the forum where I talk about writing and reading and where I teach writing techniques and offer tips and suggestions. Ask me questions, and I will help you write.
Enjoy the art of Vincent Rogers whose drawings accompany The Magnificent Horse, The Rooster, The Lonesome Werewolf and The Fearsome Snowman.
FabulousFables.com, gives respect to Aesop, the greatest Fabulist of all time.
Aesop The Boy Who Cried Wolf The Dog and the Bone Why write? Be a writer; be a reader
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FabulousFables.com shares life's lessons through creative stories that blend imagination and adventure and nurture your spirit.
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