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Magic changes the rules in these fantasy stories, but the characters still need courage, judgement and help from others. Pumpkins grant wishes, drawings become worlds, ghosts seek friends and ordinary objects begin to speak. The collection stretches from short, playful tales to long quests with spells, creatures and hidden places. Families can choose the level of complexity and suspense that suits the reader.

Pippin’s Magical Halloween Adventure

Emma, Jack, and Lily meet Pippin, a pumpkin who can grant wishes. In this Halloween story for children, their magical night takes a dangerous turn when the witch Morwenna tries to steal his power. A wise unicorn may know how to protect their new friend.

The Talking Tree and the Lost Squirrel

Nibbles needs a home after his old tree falls down. In this squirrel bedtime story, a talking tree named Sir Barkington offers a perfect hollow and an endless supply of terrible jokes. Can Nibbles get used to such a talkative new friend?

Goldilocks

A girl with golden hair enters a castle with a forbidden hundredth room. This fairy tale for older children follows her promise to keep a secret that could free people trapped by a spell, even when silence costs her dearly.

The Painted Pony’s Adventure

Luna is a white pony left out of the other foals' game. When she finds a tree hung with magical paintbrushes, her coat fills with colour and her hooves leave bright trails across the meadow. This short horse bedtime story follows the painted pony as she turns a gallop into a picture.

Mysterious Elementals

Alex enters the Periodic Forest with Professor Whoot, an owl who introduces him to Hydro, Oxy, Helios, Silvy, and Luma. This fantasy story about chemical elements follows creatures inspired by hydrogen, oxygen, helium, silicon, and phosphorus through a forest, a cavern, and a glowing grove.

Boston Tea Party Adventure

A mysterious cup of tea carries Elizabeth and her cat Puffy to Boston in 1773. Between ships, chases and a new friend named Tom, they must find a way home. This time-travel adventure is fiction inspired by the Boston Tea Party, not a factual account. Share it in chapters with older children; it includes weapons and danger.

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.