New fairy tales for kids, to listen to
Narrated fairy tales with talking frogs, sleepy old trees and swords that rise out of the stone: five to fifteen minutes, with music, sound effects and pictures. Free to play, no sign-up.
These are new fairy tales, not the classics. If you are looking for Cinderella or Snow White in particular, you will not find them here: these tales are ones nobody has heard yet, and in yours, your child is the hero.
Hear what our stories sound like
Stories from our library, free to play. Yours is made for your child, with their name and their own choices.
Ava and Pebble’s Spinning Rocket Adventure Beneath the Alien Stars
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Ruby and Ethan’s Goodbye Hug Hunt Through the Squeaky Library
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Their name, the world they love, and choices they make themselves. The first story is free.
A fairy tale for every age
For the youngest, the magic is small and friendly: a little green frog lands on the edge of the wishing well, clears its throat and says hello; the oldest tree in the forest opens two sleepy eyes. From six, the quests begin: the castle courtyard cracks open and a glowing sword rises out of the stone, or a fairy hands over an acorn that must be planted where the moonlight is strongest. From nine, magic has a price: a healing spell works, and a streak of white runs through the hair of the one who cast it.
What makes a fairy tale
Fairy tales have rules that children love because they are reliable: things come in threes, promises must be kept, kindness to a small creature is always repaid, and the clever youngest one wins. Our tales live in that same world of wishing wells, fairies and enchanted forests, with plots nobody has heard before, so they feel familiar and surprising at the same time.
Your child decides
In every tale there are moments where the hero has to choose: keep the promise to the fairy, or open the box? Your child taps a choice and the tale goes that way, with whatever that path holds.
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