Children's story
A children's story was a story suitable for young children, such as fables and fairy tales. Many times, children's stories were published in children's books, readers or storybooks.

In 2000, there was a section at Alexandria Books that had a number of children's books for sell. ()

In 2371, Julian Bashir told Garak the story of The Boy Who Cried Wolf, referring to it as a children's story. After hearing the gruesome ending, Garak questioned whether the story might be too graphic for children. ()

Children's literature
The Adventures of Flotter
 Mother Goose
Three Little Pigs

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Literature genres