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Use the genre hub to move between fairy tales, fantasy, adventure, mystery, realistic fiction, science fiction, historical stories, poems, interactive tales and printable colouring pages. Each branch follows a different storytelling shape rather than a single character or topic. Stories may belong to more than one genre when, for example, a historical setting also contains a mystery or fantasy element.

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.

Ollie Owl and the Missing Moon Misadventure

Ollie Owl cannot see the moon, so he searches the forest with Albert the wolf and Freedy the firefly. This moon bedtime story follows their questions and mishaps until Professor Hoot offers an explanation. It is an animal fantasy, not an accurate calendar of the Moon's phases.