Magic & wonder
The Little Cloud Who Could Not Rain
Puff was the smallest cloud in the wide blue sky. He was round as a pillow and white as milk. Each morning, he floated over the hills with the other clouds.
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From sleepy-time tales to big, curious questions. Open a story, follow a little wonder, and see where your imagination goes.
Little curious minds. Endless possibilities.
Read a little✳Wonder a lot✳Grow together
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What sparks your wonder?
Little stories, ready to open
23 little worlds to explore
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Bramble’s Big Blue Dot
Bramble was a small gray mouse who painted signs for Meadow Market. He painted round red apples for the fruit stall and yellow suns for the honey stall. His paintbrush was tiny, but his letters were neat.
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Pip and the Umbrella Boat
Pip was a small brown duck who lived beside a pond. Next to his nest stood a round red umbrella. On sunny days, it made cool shade. On rainy days, it made a snug roof.
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Tessa and the Wobbly Wagon
Tessa was a little red cart with four wooden wheels. Every morning, she carried tools around the Busy Workshop: a hammer, a paintbrush, and a box of shiny screws. She loved the clatter-clatter of her wheels on the floorboards.
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Nell and the Night Train Garden
Nell lived above a tiny train station. The last train arrived at sunset. Every evening, Nell helped her father sweep the platform. Then she watched the empty tracks shine under the moon.
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Mara and the Moonlight Pocket
Mara had a blue coat with one deep pocket. Each evening, before bed, she tucked in one small treasure: a smooth pebble, a red leaf, or a tiny feather from the garden. “Good night, treasure,” she whispered.
Open a little adventureA tiny question. A big imagination.
If you could plant anything, what would grow in your imagination garden?
Dream it, draw it, or tell someone about it.