10 pages2 min readAges 3–5
Baby Bunny's Big Adventure
Baby Bunny explores the sunny meadow, meets tiny new friends, and returns to the comfort of home.
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Animal Friends Forest Fun
Bear, Bunny, Mouse, Frog, Owl, and Squirrel share a playful day and find shelter together when rain arrives.
8 pages2 min readAges 3–5
Pip and the Moonseed
A tiny mouse discovers that a mysterious silver seed needs patience, moonlight, and a little help from the night.
8 pages2 min readAges 3–5
Nori and the Noisy Night
A nervous young otter listens closely to a storm and discovers that every mysterious noise has a story.
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Ages 5–7
2 stories
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The Clockwork Sparrow
When a broken clockwork sparrow lands in Mira's workshop, a hidden sky-map leads them across the rooftops to a forgotten observatory.
10 pages2 min readAges 5–7
The Library Under the Lake
Tavi follows a lost skipping stone into a secret underwater library, where the stories are fading and a lonely little inkfish holds the answer.
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Ages 7–9
2 stories
13 pages3 min readAges 7–9
Juniper and the Glass Mountain
A glass shell seals the mountain spring above Juniper’s village, and every reflection on the climb predicts disaster. Juniper must discover what the mirrors really know before fear freezes the valley for good.
13 pages3 min readAges 7–9
The Lighthouse That Forgot the Sea
When fog traps the boats outside Bellweather Bay, Sami discovers that the old lighthouse has lost every memory of the sea. To bring its beam home again, he must recover the sounds and stories it was too ashamed to remember.
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Ages 9–12
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14 pages7 min readAges 9–12
The Mapmaker’s Vanishing North
When the city’s living map refuses to point north, apprentice mapmaker Ivo follows its trembling compass beyond the official streets. What he finds forces him to decide whether a truthful map should reveal everything, and who gets to choose what remains hidden.
15 pages8 min readAges 9–12
The City That Borrowed Tomorrow
In copper-bright Veyra, enormous machines can add hours to any day by taking them from the next one. When young inventor Nia discovers who pays most for the city’s endless extra time, she must find a way to reveal the debt without destroying the machine that once saved thousands.