Stories built around your child’s world are a screen-light alternative that strengthens imagination, self-confidence and independent choices.
Two examples of what a family enters, and how the story begins.
ExampleNarrated for this website; this is not the full in-app recording.
Mia5
Mia was watering the tomatoes when the garden gate creaked open all by itself. Standing there, as tall as the apple tree and as green as her favorite crayon, was a dinosaur. “Excuse me,” it said, “are you the Mia who knows everything about dinosaurs? I seem to have lost my way home.” Pickles the cat hid behind the watering can.
Leo7
The box was supposed to hold a new washing machine. Leo had other plans. By lunchtime it had windows, a control panel made of bottle caps and a sign that said LEO SPACE AGENCY. Sam brought the helmets. Then, just as the countdown reached one, the rocket began to hum.
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