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Look above you. What's happening? Is it raining or sunny? Look inside you. What are you doing? Are you raining or sunny? Now, check out this story and you'll see how everything we do has consequences for others.

El retrato de Dorian Gray (original en inglés: The Picture of Dorian Gray) es una novela escrita por el autor irlandés Oscar Wilde, publicada en el Lippincott's Monthly Magazine el 20 de junio de 1890. Posteriormente, Wilde revisaría la obra, haría varias modificaciones y agregaría nuevos capítulos. La versión modificada fue publicada por Ward, Lock, and Company en abril de 1891. Ward, Lock, and Company reeditó el libro en 1891 y nuevamente en 1895. Luego, Charles Carrington compró los derechos de la obra y la editó en 1901, 1905 y 1908. En 1908 y 1909, aparece una edición...

When a woodcutter tries to chop down a massive old tree he discovers that it is inhabited by an angry giant, so in order to pay for the damage, woodcutter is required to bring the giant his eldest daughter, in this traditional tale from Spain.

"Miguel is a careless boy who leaves everything out of place, breaks whatever is in his path, and doesn't obey his parents. Tired, they decide to give him a month to look for a place to live: they have fired him. Time passes, Miguel doesn't listen, and he suddenly finds himself in the street with nowhere to go, and with a profound regret for not having listened to his parents. A tale in which the author offers a critical yet funny look at the relationship between parents and lazy, irresponsible children who wear them out. "