Short fall stories for kids, to listen to
Narrated autumn stories with crunchy leaves, acorns and golden trees: five to fifteen minutes, with sound effects and pictures. Free to play, no sign-up.
Fall stories to play now
Every story here is set in autumn. Tap one and listen.
Or one with your child as the hero
Their name, the world they love, and choices they make themselves. The first story is free.
Fall for little ones
For three- to five-year-olds, fall is something to catch: a gust of wind scatters all the autumn leaves and they squeak for help because they have not finished their goodbye dance. A squirrel tumbles out of a tree shouting "my winter food!" as acorns roll everywhere. A trail of bright orange leaves leads from the back door into the yard.
Fall adventures for older kids
From six, autumn turns mysterious: a dying grove sends golden acorns out on the wind, a tree with golden leaves wanders off on its roots, and a gnome is frantic about the prize pumpkin she grew for the harvest festival. From nine, the Spring Court and the Autumn Court of the fairies are at war, and only a child can stop it.
A fall bedtime ritual
When it gets dark early, a story fits neatly between dinner and bed. Our stories pause at a fork and let your child choose what happens next.
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