Parables for Little People offers a collection of fifty-two sermonettes designed to impart moral and religious lessons to young readers. Written by J. W. G. Ward, these parables provide gentle guidance and spiritual nourishment, making them perfect for Sunday schools, family reading, and personal reflection. Each short story conveys timeless wisdom and encourages children to embrace virtues such as kindness, honesty, and faith. This collection, originally published in 1921, retains its value as a tool for Christian education and character building, offering engaging narratives that resonate across generations.

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