Stories for Early readers
Leitura conjunta/indep.; enredo com 2–3 cenas
In the garden of Eden, Adam and Eve lived happily, close to God. Until the day a cunning serpent convinced them to taste the one forbidden fruit.
Humble Nhá Chica of Baependi never learned to read, yet she gave wise counsel to everyone at her door and built a chapel for Our Lady.
In a castle wrapped in briars, a princess sleeps a hundred-year sleep, and the whole kingdom sleeps with her, waiting for the right day to wake.
By the chimney corner, a sweet-hearted girl dreams of the prince's ball. With her godmother's help, a pumpkin, six mice and a pair of glass slippers, one evening may change everything.
In the beginning there was only Chaos. Out of that emptiness came Gaia, the Earth, and Uranus, the starry Sky, and with them the first children of the universe. This is how the ancient Greeks told the story of how everything began.
Daniel stays faithful to God even when prayer is forbidden. Thrown into the lions' den, he trusts in the Lord, who shuts the mouths of the beasts and keeps him safe all night long.
A young shepherd faces the giant who terrified Israel. Armed only with a sling and five stones, David trusts in God and shows that victory does not depend on size, but on faith.
The true friendship between David and Jonathan, which stayed firm even when King Saul tried to kill David. A story about loyalty, brotherly love, and sacrifice.
A cake, an emerald ring, and a mystery: when the ring fits only one small finger in all the kingdom, the true story of Donkey-skin at last comes to light.
When young King Arthur's sword breaks in battle, Merlin leads him to an enchanted lake. There, from waters as still as a mirror, the mysterious Lady of the Lake offers him Excalibur, the most famous sword in all of legend.
In Guaratinguetá a boy named Antônio was born. He became a friar, built a monastery, and helped the sick with tiny pills made of prayer.
A mysterious young man arrives at Camelot and asks only for food and shelter for a year. Working in the kitchen, he keeps a secret — and waits, patiently, for the moment to show who he really is.
A poor father, with his thirteenth child in his arms, sets out on the highway to find the boy a godfather. The godfather he chooses will make his son a famous physician — but every gift comes with a warning.
Jesus tells the story of a man who was robbed on the road. Who will stop to help him? A lesson about loving our neighbor and showing compassion to everyone.
Joseph was Jacob's favorite son, and his brothers envied him. When Joseph told them the dreams God had given him, that envy grew into something far worse.
In Egypt, Joseph becomes a slave in Potiphar's house. Even far from home and treated unjustly, God was with him, giving him wisdom in every place he went.
Joseph interprets Pharaoh's dreams and becomes governor of Egypt. Years later, the brothers who sold him come seeking food, and Joseph must choose between resentment and forgiveness.
King Midas loved gold more than anything, and one day a god granted him exactly what he asked for: everything he touched would turn to gold. That was when he discovered what is worth more than any treasure.

















