Buddhist Tales For Young & Old
- Interpreters Introduction
- From the Storyteller to the Reader
- Demons in the Desert [The Correct Way of Thinking]
- Finding a New Spring [Perseverance]
- The Golden Plate [Greed and Honesty]
- The Mouse Merchant [Diligence and Gratitude]
- The Price Maker [Foolishness]
- Prince Goodspeaker and the Water Demon [Chapter 1. Rebirth of the Bodhisatta]
- Prince Goodspeaker and the Water Demon [Chapter 2. The Teaching of the Gods]
- Little Prince No-father [The Power of Truth]
- The One-hundredth Prince [Obedience to a Wise Teacher]
- The King With One Grey Hair [Ordination]
- The Happy Monk [Joys of the Spiritual Life]
- Beauty and Grey [A Wise Leader]
- King Banyan Deer [Chapter 1. Compassion]
- King Banyan Deer [Chapter 2. Teaching]
- Mountain Buck and Village Doe [Infatuation]
- The Wind-deer and the Honey-grass [The Craving for Taste]
- The Fawn Who Played Hooky [Truancy]
- The Fawn Who Played Dead [Attendance]
- The Wind and the Moon [Friendship]
- The Goat Who Saved the Priest [Ignorance]
- The God in the Banyan Tree [A Bad Promise]
- The Monkey King and the Water Demon [Attentiveness]
- The Tree That Acted Like a Hunter [Impatience]
- The Dog King Silver [Justice]
- The Great Horse Knowing-one [Courage]
- Dirty Bath Water [Cleanliness]
- Ladyface [Association]
- Best Friends [The Power of Friendship]
- The Bull Called Delightful [All Deserve Respect]
- Grandmas Blackie [Loving-kindness]
- Big Red, Little Red and No-squeal
- The Heaven of 33 [Chapter 1. Co-operation]
- The Heaven of 33 [Chapter 2. Compassion]
- The Heaven of 33 [Chapter 3. Merit]
- The Dancing Peacock [Pride and Modesty]
- The Quail King and the Hunter [Unity]
- The Fortunate Fish [Desire]
- The Baby Quail Who Could Not Fly Away [The Power of Truth, Wholesomeness and Compassion]
- Wise Birds and Foolish Birds [Good Advice]
- The Birth of a Banyan Tree [Respect for Elders]
- The Crane and the Crab [Trickery]
- Buried Treasure [The Arrogance of Power]
- The Silent Buddha [Generosity]
- The Curse of Mittavinda [Chapter 1. Jealousy]
- The Curse of Mittavinda [Chapter 2. Greed]
- The Curse of Mittavinda [Chapter 3. Pleasure]
- The Pigeon and the Crow [The Danger of Greed]
- Bamboos Father [Wasted Advice]
- Two Stupid Children [Foolishness]
- Watering the Garden [Foolishness]
- Salty Liquor [Foolishness]
- The Magic Priest and the Kidnapper Gang [Power and Greed]
- The Groom Who Lost His Bride to the Stars[Astrology]
- The Prince Who Had a Plan [The Power of Superstition]
- King Goodness the Great (Perseverance)
- Rebirth of the Bodhisatta (Chapter 1.)
- Gaining Power (Chapter 2.)
- A Gang of Drunkards (Sobriety)
- The Whatnot Tree (Prudence)
- Prince Five-Weapons and Sticky-Hair (The Diamond Weapon)
- A Huge Lump of Gold (Moderation)
- Mr Monkey and Sir Crocodile (Good Manners)
- A Prince of Monkeys (Carefulness)
- Two Ways of Beating a Drum (Excess)
- Two Mothers (Renunciation)
- The Priest Who Gambled With a Life (Misguided Morality)
- The Wicked Lady and the Buttermilk Wise Man (Seduction)
- Country Man and City Wife (Adultery)
- The Wisdom of Queen Tenderhearted (Lust)
- A Wife and Mother Who Was a Sister First (An Intelligent Woman)
- The Strong-minded Snake (Determination)
- The Shovel Wise Man (Renunciation)
- The Green Wood Gatherer (Laziness)
- The Elephant King Goodness (Generosity and Ingratitude)
- Four on a Log (Gratitude)
- New Homes for the Tree Spirits (Wise Advice)
- The Fish Who Worked a Miracle (The Power of Truthfulness)
- The Meditating Security Guard (Fearlessness)
- The 16 Frightening Dreams (Chapter 1.)
- Roaring Bulls With No Fight (Chapter 2.)
- The Frightening Sound of Munch, Munch, Munch. (Chap. 3.)
- Teaching (Chapter 4)
- Illisa the Cheap (Miserliness)
- A Motherless Son (Betrayal)
- Fear Maker and Little Archer (Self-deception)
- Forest Monks in a Kings Pleasure Garden (Pupils Without a Teacher)
- The Curse of Mittavinda (Chapter 1. Jealousy)
- The Curse of Mittavinda (Chapter 2. Greed)
- The Curse of Mittavinda (Chapter 3. Pleasure)
- A Hero Named Jinx (Friendship)
- A Question From a Seven-year-old (Six Worthy Ways)
- A Lesson From a Snake (The Value of Goodness)
- A Priest Who Worshipped Luck (Superstition)
- The Bull Called Delightful (All Deserve Respect)
- The Phoney Holy Man (Hypocrisy)
- One Way Hospitality (Ingratitude)
- Poison Dice (Deception)
- The Mystery of the Missing Necklace (Chap 1. One Crime Leads to Another)
- The Mystery of the Missing Necklace (Chap 2. The Mystery is Solved)
- The Careless Lion (Cirumspection)
- The Holy Man Who Tried To Be Too Holy (Extremism)
- Clear-sighted the Great, King of the World (Impermanence)
- The Prince and the She-devils (Chap. 1. Five Meals in the Forest)
- A Feast in the Palace (Chapter 2.)
- A Man Named Bad (Self Acceptance)
- A Man Named Wise (Cheating)
- Achieving Nothing (No Thing)
- A Mothers Wise Advice (Non-violence)