Readoutloud Stories

Where A Psycho Girl Tried To Kill This Boy Which Who Had a Big Crush On Her Even When They Just Met

Hobi: the extravagant prairie dog who's over large head is always getting him and his buddies into trouble. He wears a red cape and his greatest ambition is to prove his parents wrong, they said prairie dogs can't fly but must always dig and harvest food. Bah!! He was going to show them. Ash: the courageous possum, if a possum could be courageous but they just can't. By their very nature possums are reluctant to do much more than a prairie dog but Ash had the fortune or misfortune depending on how you looked at it of being best friends with crazy Hobi. Traveler: the brains of the operation made a fine addition to the duo making them the three stooges of Caras. Being the wisest young owl in the land he would always warn Hobi not to do whatever it was he was about to do but being the young owl he was, he always ended up joining in on the commotion. Every den mother in the area knew to be on guard if they were anywhere around and to lock away their children, lest they should get the absurd idea to act a fool such as these three.

A funny, rhyming story with elements of Edward Lear's 'The Owl and the Pussy Cat' combined with the intrigue of Toad from Kenneth Grahame's 'Wind in the Willows... It's a cold evening and the shadows are growing... not a good time to be chased by a pack of pesky wild cats! Brock, the badger is running - faster than he's ever had to run before... and he's about to be saved by something VERY unexpected indeed!

just what it said this is my first story

Follow the adventures of Koko and Dixie as they explore nature, participate in community events, and forge lasting friendships. Every day is an opportunity for fun and hotdogs.

The most popular girl at Nutwood high is already known as the biggest bitch in the world, but will she be able to handle the break up of her and all her best friends? An even better question is will she be able to face that she's the loneliest senior at Nutwood High?

"Noam's Lucky Rabbit Foot - Sign of God's Love" is a symbolic reminder that divine grace often reveals itself in the smallest, most unexpected ways. Noam, the rabbit foot isn't just a charm-it's a quiet token of comfort, a whisper from above that he's not alone. In a world full of chaos, it's his gentle proof that love, protection, and purpose can be found even in the ordinary.