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Small Moments, Small Stories is a collection of gentle, meaningful tales drawn from everyday life. These stories come from classrooms and kitchens, from schoolyards and quiet corners where small moments often go unnoticed. Some stories follow children as they face simple but important choices. Others listen to objects, places, and silences that quietly witness growing up. Inside this book, you will find: A boy who must decide what to do with a lost wallet Classrooms, windows, benches, and everyday objects that remember Letters written to things that never speak back Moments that feel small, but stay for a long time Written in simple, clear language, these stories are meant for young readers aged 9-12. They do not rush. They do not lecture. They invite readers to pause, reflect, and notice the world around them. Small Moments, Small Stories is ideal for independent reading, classroom libraries, and shared reading at home. It is a book for children who enjoy realistic stories, quiet emotions, and characters who feel real. Some stories are remembered loudly. Others stay quietly. This book is for the quiet ones.

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Nafis Sadique Shatil (born December 1, 1993, in Jashore, Khulna, Bangladesh) is an author, writer, blogger, and human rights activist passionate about critical thinking, secularism, and the exploration of human ideas. Through his work, he challenges traditions, encourages open dialogue, and promotes a worldview rooted in reason, empathy, and understanding. As an author, he strives to inspire readers to question, learn, and see the world with curiosity and courage. Outside of writing, he advocates for scientific thought, human dignity, and freedom of expression.

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