Human Values Foundation Stories on Values 2018 Edition – By children for children
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Stories on Values is an endearing and beautiful collection of short stories written by children, as selected entries from the Human Values Foundation’s annual Stories on Values competition. This is the Stories on Values 2018 edition
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