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Parents and caregivers can choose a story to read aloud by the child’s age and preferred level of detail. The age groups range from short, repetitive stories for babies to preschool read-alouds and longer narratives for children aged ten and above. Age labels guide adult selection, not independent website use. Preview each story for your child’s interests, sensitivity and comfort.

Fifi and the Froggy Potty

Fifi wants to leave her diaper behind, but the potty frightens her. This potty-training story follows the little frog as she visits her pond friends and tries using their potty for the first time. Read it together as a fantasy story, not as practical toilet-training advice or a promise of success in one day.

Mummy the Tutu´s tale

Princess Tutu wakes in a New York museum and befriends Jessica. Ice cream and outings turn into a dangerous escape when treasure hunters try to capture her. This long mummy story mixes magic, friendship and suspense. Read it in chapters with older children; it includes pursuit and an attempted kidnapping.

Leo and the Magic Paintbrush

Leo is about to become a big brother, but he worries that his parents will love him less. In this magic paintbrush story about sibling jealousy, his angry drawing becomes a monster and wrecks the house. Leo must use his art to help repair the damage before meeting his baby sister, Aria.

Secret of the Parking Lot

Every night, six cars come alive in a supermarket parking lot. In this funny car bedtime story, Engin, Vanny, Fastie, Betty, Electra, and Trunky swap adventures, remember how they outsmarted two thieves, and investigate a mysterious self-driving visitor.