Bryan and the Dragon in the Sky
Bryan’s green dragon kite gets stuck on a power line and his Sunday is ruined, until Grandpa sits down and folds a paper plane. A story for ages 4–8.
Bryan’s green dragon kite gets stuck on a power line and his Sunday is ruined, until Grandpa sits down and folds a paper plane. A story for ages 4–8.
Daisy and Grandma make bread together, and the sticky dough turns Daisy’s hands into bubblegum monsters. A warm, messy story for ages 3 to 7.
The power goes out in the middle of Elara’s cartoon and the dark feels scary. Then Mom lights a candle and makes a bird on the wall. Ages 4 to 8.
Maya’s new yellow boots are spotless, and her mother would like them to stay that way. Then Maya finds the biggest, muddiest puddle on the street.
Grace opens a heavy green book and feels a breeze, hears a river and smells pine. A short story about how reading takes you anywhere, for ages 5 to 9.
Skye is a beautiful blue bird with a voice like a creaky door, and the other birds laugh. Then she meets a lonely frog by the stream. Ages 4 to 8.
Leo folds a paper boat called The Brave and races it down a flooded street toward a storm drain. A short rainy-day story about courage, for ages 4 to 8.
Sophia chases the perfect red autumn leaf around the park, and the wind keeps blowing it away. A short autumn story about patience for ages 3 to 7.
Caspian the river is tired of rushing and wants to be calm like the pond. So he stops. A short nature story about why water has to flow, for ages 5–9.
All her dandelion sisters fly away on the wind, but Willow the little seed is too scared to let go. A gentle story about trust, for ages 3 to 7.