Honesty is the best policy story ~ Moral stories

 Honesty is the best policy story 

Honesty is the best policy story woodcutter in easy words for class 4, class 5, class 6, class 7, class 8 and class 9 students.

There lived a poor woodcutter in a village. His name of him was Zain. Zain was an honest and hardworking man. He daily went to a nearby forest, cut the woods from the trees and sold in the city. The money which Zain got by selling woods he spent on the needs of his family

The ax of honest woodcutter fell into the well.

On the way to city from the forest there was a well. The travelers drank the water from the well. One day, Zain was going to the city taking woods, he felt thirsty. By reaching near the well he put the woods aside and went closer to the well to drink water. In one hand Zain had his ax by which he cut the woods. With the other hand Zain pulled the mug to get water from well but he could not maintain his balance due to a sudden jerk so he fell down. As Zain fell his ax di lui also fell into the well. Zain felt very sad on falling of ax. Now he thought that how would he cut the woods from the forest as he did not have enough money to buy a new axe.  

The fairy is giving a gold ax to the woodcutter.

Zain was thinking how to get his ax back when suddenly a fairy rose her head from the well and asked Zain the reason behind his sadness. On fairy's interrogation, Zain narrated the whole incident to her. The fairy consoled Zain and said. “Don't you worry, I will bring your ax just now." By saying so the fairy disappeared and came back with a gold axe in her hand after a while.

The fairy is giving the bronze ax to the
woodcutter.

She said to Zain by showing him the axe, "See I have brought your axe." But Zain did not even touch the axe and said to the fairy, "It is not my axe." At Zain's answer the fairy again went inside the well and brought a silver axe with her this time. She gave axe to Zain and saio him, "Here is your axe." But Zain refused again. The fairy again went inside the well and this time she brought a bronze axe and said to Zain very confidently that this time it was his axe di lei for sure.

Fairy gave the gold, silver and bronze axes to
 the woodcutter.

Zain said to the fairy, "Dear fairy there is not even a single axe which is mine because my ax e was made of iron." The fairy again went inside well at Zain's answer and brought an iron ax. Zain became very happy to see his axe di lui and thanked fairy. The fairy liked Zain's honesty a lot. She gave the gold, silver and bronze axes to Zain also and said "It is the reward of your honesty." In this way Zain got the reward of his honesty di lei by him.