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Political Satire
These Forest Fables turn headline power grabs into woodland capers. Eagleton’s jet-cart, Buzzerd gerrymanders, and acorn tariffs lampoon vanity, graft, and vote-rigging. Rhyme and whimsy let kids giggle while adults spot the subtext. By always “punching up” and ending with clear morals, the series blends gentle humor with pointed critique—classic, family-friendly political satire.
The Critters Who Moved to the Shadows
When truth is silenced above, it whispers brighter below. By Forest Moss 1 Once the forest had chatter in every tree nook— With...
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The Crown That Canceled the Council
When one bird wears every crown, the forest forgets how to fly free. 1 High in the crown of the tallest tree, Sat a bird who declared,...
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The Oath That Changed with the Wind
When the truth blows whichever way he squawks… the forest must find its own voice. By Forest Moss (c) 2025 1 In the branches above the...
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The Compliment Trap
A tale of ego, applause, and the cost of craving yes. 1 At the top of a branch with a custom gold plate, Sat Eagleton Goldcrest, the...
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The Strife of Desert Doves and Olive Owls
“Bridging divides—one note, one drop at a time.” Prelude In lands where ancient groves and desert sands collide, fear often builds...
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The Library That Locked Its Leaves
When power silences truth, it’s the smallest voices—the quiet lights—that start it glowing again. By Forest Moss (c) 2025 In the heart...
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The Nest That Wasn't Hers to Leave
🪵 A Gentle Introduction for Young Readers Hello, little listener. This is the story of Maple, a goose who had to make a very hard...
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The Pardon Parade of January Stumps
A Forest Fable of Accountability & Encore Misdeeds 1 On brittle January Stumps, spotlights blizzarded bright; Peacock Plume rolled in...
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The Emperor’s New Golf Cart
One flashy gift, one reckless drive, one timeless lesson in truth High on the greens of Pine-Paw Knoll, Eagleton strutted, demanding the...
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The Crow Who Asked Too Clearly
Associated Press Banned from Whitehouse Briefings In the tallest boughs where the big birds sat, Perched Eagleton Goldcrest, smug and...
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The Forest Book They Tried to Bury
They banned the book—but not the truth inside it. In a nook of the forest, under a vine-covered shelf, Sat a book that refused to behave...
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The Clever Crown of Mach the Fox
A Forest Fable of Fear, Flattery, and Finding True Rule By Ross Boulton (c) 2025 In Bramble Bluff where shadows play, A fox declared,...
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The Rock That Blocked the Waves
He built a prison, called it a spa—then blamed the waves for going too far By Ross Boulton | Virtue: Wisdom vs. Foolishness High on a...
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Two Dolls Are Enough!
🪵 “Two Dolls Are Enough!” Virtue: Fairness | Theme: Tariffs, Trade, and Consumer Choice Zone: Pinepaw Market & Elder Tree Circle Cast:...
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The Crown That Glowed Too Bright
The back story mirrors moments from real life—like when political figures wrap themselves in religious robes or national symbols to claim...
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The Log That Lobbied
A cautionary fable about shortcut laws, smooth-talking logs, and the roots of real fairness. Forest Moss (c) 2025 In Pinepaw Market's...
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The Net That Caught the Wrong Things
A fable about truth, trust, and the threads that tangle when we silence too much. In the clearing near the Elder Tree, The creatures...
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The Crown That Didn’t Fit
The Crown That Didn’t Fit is a fable about a prideful peacock leader who rules from above but can’t see the harm his vanity causes—until...
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The Map That Moved the Trees
Voting is fair—only when the map is too. The forest buzzed as votes drew near, With every tree and beast sincere. Each zone would send a...
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The Day the Forest Didn’t Vote
A forest fable about skipped votes, strange laws, and the truth that silence still decides. Election Day in Meadowbright Was meant to...
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