A brave little dragon named Sparky takes his first wobbly steps, tries to breathe fire, and learns that with patience, family cheers, and one more try, even a tiny flame can feel big.
A disguised king meets a cheerful stonebreaker who lives on three pennies a day - one to repay, one to lend, and one to keep - and uncovers a lesson wiser than all his counsellors.
A mischievous cat keeps turning Auntie Marguerite’s garden upside down. This funny cat story follows their growing quarrel and Marguerite’s failed plans, until she tries an idea that might give both of them the space they need.
A tiger, a bear, a hippo, a kitten and a monkey spot a pear that none of them can reach alone. Count from one to five as the friends work together and share the fruit. This short counting bedtime story ends with all five curled up and ready for sleep.
Follow Carrot, Mr. Tomato and their veggie friends through one happy day in Vegetable Village. From morning dew to bedtime stars. A gentle, sound-filled bedtime story for the littlest listeners.
A bouncy little wall clock named Tick Tock packs a tiny backpack and zooms off to meet four very wacky clocks who tell him a big secret: time can be a hand, a number, a shadow, or a sandstorm in a bottle!
A tiny raindrop named Plink takes her very first journey from cloud to sea — with a kind, older drop named Plop showing her the way.
A gentle baby bedtime story about bath toys, a little blue boat with a wet sail, a clever duck, warm air, and one calm goodnight before sleep.
Filip the little ant is nervous about collecting food on his own for the first time. In this ant bedtime story, a friendly bee named Junie and a flock of bouncing bubbles turn his difficult job into an unexpected adventure all the way home to the anthill.
A little brown dog brings Max, Sara and Luis together, then leads them to a workshop full of impossible inventions. In this fantasy bedtime story, Max's wheelchair gains a few surprises, and the friends must solve three tests to help a missing inventor. Share the six chapters over several evenings and discover why the final test needs more than a clever machine.