Kidsbook Stories

A heartwarming tale about turning big worries into light balloons. Meet Lily, Milo, Rosie, and Tom-the Worry Wizards. They don't carry magic wands; they carry backpacks that grow heavy or light depending on the "Pebbles of Worry" hidden inside. From Lily's lavender pack filled with "What-If" pebbles to Tom's stormy blue bag that weighs him down when the thunder rumbles, the Wizards are finding it harder and harder to walk through their colorful world. But when a new group of friends-The Kindness Crew-arrives with glowing Breath-Balloons and shimmering Virtue Stones, everything changes. The Wizards discover that they don't have to carry their heavy loads alone. Join the Worry Wizards on a vibrant, sensory journey as they learn that asking for help isn't a sign of weakness-it's a sign of self-awareness and strength. Perfect for children, parents, and teachers, this story is a gentle reminder that even on the cloudiest days, kindness and friendship are the best sunshine.

In a quiet winter forest, a little white fox named Lumi wakes up feeling small, alone, and unsure of his place in the world. But everything changes when he follows mysterious footprints in the snow. They lead him to Snowdrop, a shy bunny who transforms into Frost, a tiny wise gnome with a fading lantern... to Starling, a frost-antlered deer who glows like moonlight... to winter fireflies, enchanted snowflakes, and the hidden Crystal Hollow, where the magic of winter is born. As Lumi faces storms, doubt, and his own fears, he discovers a truth that every child (and every heart) needs to hear: ✨ The light inside you is real. It matters. And even when you feel small, you can brighten an entire world. A soft, enchanting bedtime story about courage, belonging, and the quiet magic inside us all. Perfect for children, dreamers, and anyone who needs a reminder that their light is meant to shine. - Written by Misty G

A lonely girl, forgotten by the rest of the world, has one friend she can turn to, a caring star named Atlas. What happens when Stella can't talk to the only friend she has when she needs him the most?

I make this children's story for my niece. I laugh a lot when I saw this in my folder. This was done in the year 2018 and I almost forgot that I made this story. Those paintings were mine. *For kids and children *Published in WP : June 3 2021 *No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any form and method without permission from the Author. *I do NOT own the pictures in the book cover, but I own all illustrations and paintings inside. Don't plagiarist my artworks or you'll be cursed. (•‿•)

One day a mermaid named Ocean discovers a battle. What will she do next? I wrote this for school I

A lonely teacup and the moment that changes everything for it. The Sad Teacup is a gentle, uplifting tale about Tippy, a little teacup who feels forgotten in the cupboard-until an unexpected turn brings hope and joy. A sweet story of patience, friendship, and finding your special moment.

Eight-year-old Lila discovers a hidden gate behind her backyard and meets Tuffie, a gentle calico cat who becomes her first Forest Friend. Together, they explore a soft, magical world where courage grows quietly and friendship begins in unexpected places.

(3-12yrs) THE GINORMOUS SERIES A fun collection of adventures and conversations following a loving family of pets as they share their life-handling problems and how to solve them together. Gently encouraging conversation between adult and child. A great addition to any child's home or teacher's read-aloud library. The animals chat about; good deeds, bullying, being accepted, feeling lonely, self esteem, worrying, anxiety, getting lost, recycling, welcoming new members to a family or classroom, that listening and learning can be fun, and how to care for others. GINORMOUS JO'S SILLY BULLIES Looking for a way to help children face bullies? Have them follow along on the adventures of Ginormous Jo and her dog friends as they learn to face bullies in her dog neighborhood. When Ginormous Jo notices that her friend Muttley is very down. He doesn't seem to want to do their normal play activities. Jo is worried, and finally gets Muttley to bravely tell her why he won't go outside. The dogs down the street are bullying Muttley. Will Muttley stand up to them? Or will it take some help from his friend Jo first? This is a great read-aloud for the whole family or for a class working on beginning of the school year skills. Children will learn the techniques on how to stand up to a bully. This is the fourth book in the Ginormous Jo collection. WEB www.sccunningham.com TWITTER @sccunningham8 & @ginormousjoe FACEBOOK @GinormousSeries

Meet the hexbreakers who are trio focused on breaking hexes or curses.

This is a collection of short stories written by a 5 year old girl, based on some random words given to her.

Read the 1st Three Chapters of this book here on Wattpad. (This book is FREE on Kindle Unlimited so I cannot post more of it here! See below for purchase link on Amazon in paperback/hardcover/ebook.) James' and Mandy's neighborhood has taken first place in the holiday lights Best Block contest. But will Rosco's attempts to help just make things worse on Opening Night? And will Mandy's insistence on working independently be her downfall at the school train parade? Find out in this heartwarming Christmas adventure, the fifth installment in the action-packed and wholesome Rosco the Rascal series. *Recommended for kids 6-10. Grades K-5 *Renaissance Accelerated Reader Book Level 4.2 Full book available for purchase here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07LC3MZ9X/ This book and the other first four books all have quizzes on the Renaissance Accelerated Reader database ranging from 3.8-4.4

(3-12yrs) THE GINORMOUS SERIES is a fun collection of adventures and conversations following a loving family of pets as they share their life-handling problems and how to solve them together. Gently encouraging conversation between adult and child. A great addition to any child's home or teacher's read-aloud library. The animals chat about; good deeds, bullying, being accepted, feeling lonely, self-esteem, worrying, anxiety, getting lost, recycling, welcoming new members to a family or classroom, that listening and learning can be fun, and how to care for others. GINORMOUS JO'S YOU ARE SPECIAL Ever wish you could ask someone the big life questions? Tom and Vincent have a full list for their friend, Ginormous Jo. Being in a unique family of three dogs and a kitten, they are all the best of friends. Tom, a little white dog and Vincent, a small kitten, play quietly in the backyard until they start asking questions about life. Are they special? Why do they feel they don't fit in? They come up with a list to ask Ginormous Jo, the friendly senior dog in the house. She takes the two to heart and listens to their questions. The answers might be astonishing to the pair, but they are an excellent example of how you can learn from those wiser than yourself. But the important thing, of course, is they asked for help from an elder. She teaches them how they are already special. And that through recycling, they can help save the whole world! This darling little picture book continues the Ginormous Jo serious stressing the importance of asking questions and being honest with your elders. It helps model how children should feel free to express their feelings to loved ones older than them, and follow the advice. It stresses how anyone can be special by their personal effort to better the world. This is a great book for any children's library especially as a gift from a grandparent or older sibling.

Tristin returns to Camelot and so has Morgana. Can Tristin help them defeat Morgana once and for all.

In his childhood, a boy finds profound friendship in a simple green ball, treating it as a cherished companion with whom he shares his deepest thoughts and dreams. Their bond is unshakable until a misleading rumor prompts him to unravel the ball, hoping to find a hidden treasure inside. What he discovers instead is the heartbreak of betrayal and the irreversible loss of his beloved toy. This poignant tale explores themes of trust, innocence, and the enduring impact of childhood friendships, leaving a lasting impression on the boy as he learns valuable lessons about the consequences of misplaced curiosity and the true value of companionship

What happens when the heart of a town, the beloved bell of Ding-Dong when it suddenly stops ringing? Chaos, laughter, and a whole lot of adventure! From a baker with rolling bread to a juggler caught in a bouncing apple frenzy, the town's quirky characters can't seem to find their rhythm. But when a brave little girl with ribbons flying declares, "I'll fix it!" she embarks on a climb to save the day. With one mighty BRRRRONG, the bell rings again, setting off a chain of hilarity that spreads joy across cobbled streets, juggler's hats, and even a surprised goose. Packed with charm, humor, and a vibrant celebration of community, Ding-Dong! will have readers laughing, clapping, and cheering for more!

Grady the Grasshopper has a wild imagination and it's a good thing too, because he's also very scared of the dark and when he plays outside too late he uses it to pretend he's a dog and barks his fears away. But, one night when he's far from home, he discovers that he can't bark and his turtle pal, Hal comes to his rescue with the help of a few of his firefly friends. This playful, rhyming children's book will teach your child about facing their fears, using their imagination and about how important friendships are. I hope you enjoy this story as much as I did writing it! If you do enjoy it, please give it a star so I know I'm doing a good job! Thank you for your support!

Synopsis: A book targeted to small children. An introductory tool when explaining mental health issues in parents/adult loved ones to children. A story about a family of birds working to help the father with mental health struggles. Resources: https://www.pa-fsa.org/Portals/0/Docs/Parents/Challenging-Situations/Helping_Children_Understand_Mental_Illness.pdf https://www.aacap.org/aacap/families_and_youth/facts_for_families/fff-guide/Talking-To-Kids-About-Mental-Illnesses-084.aspx

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