1. The Last Leaf 

   Content: A touching story by O. Henry about an old artist who sacrifices his own life to paint a final leaf to give hope to a dying girl. 

   Objective: To explore themes of sacrifice, hope, and the power of art.

2. The Selfish Giant 

   Content: A fairy tale by Oscar Wilde about a giant who learns to be kind and generous after his selfishness leads to a winter that never ends in his garden. 

   Objective: To understand the transformation of a character from selfishness to selflessness.

3. A Shady Plot 

   Content: A humorous short story by Alice Brown about a woman who tries to use a shady business to sell ghost stories but ends up in an unexpected situation. 

   Objective: To appreciate the use of humor and the elements of surprise in storytelling.

4. The Fun They Had 

   Content: A science fiction story by Isaac Asimov about two children discovering a book and learning about the traditional education system from the past. 

   Objective: To reflect on the changes in education and technology and their impact on learning.

5. The Book That Saved the Earth 

   Content: A story by Jeanette Winter son about how a book is used to prevent an alien invasion and emphasizes the power of literature. 

   Objective: To understand the influence of books and stories in shaping history and culture.

6. The Road Not Taken 

   Content: A famous poem by Robert Frost reflecting on the choices we make in life and their impact on our future. 

   Objective: To explore themes of decision making and the significance of choices in one's life.

7. The Solitary Reaper 

   Content: A poem by William Wordsworth about a solitary woman reaping and singing in a field, and the impact of her song on the poet. 

   Objective: To appreciate the beauty of nature and the power of simple, everyday experiences.

8. The Ballad of the Tempting Tiger 

   Content: A narrative poem by William Blake about a tiger that tempts a man and the consequences of succumbing to temptation. 

   Objective: To analyze themes of temptation, morality, and the consequences of one’s actions.

9. The Wind 

   Content: A poem by James Stephens that describes the various activities and effects of the wind on the environment. 

   Objective: To appreciate the natural world and the role of the wind in shaping landscapes and weather.

10. The Spider and the Fly 

    Content: A cautionary tale by Mary Howitt about a cunning spider who lures a fly into its web, only to ensnare it. 

    Objective: To understand the themes of deception and the importance of being cautious of those who might take advantage of one’s trust.

11. The Monkey’s Paw 

    Content: A horror story by W.W. Jacobs about a magical monkey’s paw that grants three wishes with unintended consequences. 

    Objective: To explore the themes of fate, consequences of wishes, and the dangers of tampering with fate.

12. The Rose and the Ring 

    Content: A fairy tale by William Makepeace Thackeray involving magical items and adventures, emphasizing the virtues of kindness and honesty. 

    Objective: To appreciate the use of fantasy and moral lessons in literature.