Samel, Malpina and their five children lived in a cottage near a forest. Palingu was their eldest daughter. One day when the children were walking in the woods they were given a valuable gift. First, it brought them joy. But then Palingu was locked up in the palace because of it. How did she escape? What happened to the gift?

A devil in the forest came to Malpina’s house and hid under a heap of leaves in the garden. He was waiting for a chance to eat a kevun or two that Malpina was frying. Did he get to eat the kevun?

The banyan tree is a special tree. It spreads its branches wide and sends down roots from branches to support the tree. Among its branches live many birds and squirrels. In its shade, people stop to rest and vendors sell them tea and food. Children play under its shade. Sybil Wettasinghe weaves a beautiful story of wood spirits and forest animals to tell us how the banyan tree became so magnificent.

Rango, who cooked tasty food and worked hard, and Kango, who was lazy and didn’t like cooking, were neighbours. How did a tortoise come into their story? Crawling Clay Pot will tell you all about that.

Owl opened a shop to sell himbutu and got paid with gold coins. Join us and discover why Owl began to spend the night perched on a branch of a tree calling out Hmmm! Hmmm!