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Book Genre: Early Reader

Mix It Up

Sally was thoroughly bored on this snowy day until she decided to step out and beat the cold. And she returned to the smell of her favorite hot cocoa wafting in the air. A perfect day! Read more about it in this free children’s stories online.

Up in the Air

Flight is fascinating especially if you ‘re a child. Balloons, birds, rockets, butterflies..the list goes on. Read this wonderful free children’s book about a little boy’s love for all things that fly. It will leave you wishing for a pair of wings for sure.

Hey Mom, What is Diversity?

Sally learns how our differences makes the world a happier places to live. If not for them, the world would be a terribly boring place to be. A thoughtful and witty story encouraging us to open our eyes and embrace the diversity around us, complete with fun illustrations in this free children’s bed time story.

Bubble Fun

When the last bubble popped, he was gone but a piece of paper lay on the ground.On it was written … The wondrous and delicate world of bubbles, crafted with unchained imagination. Read on this to immerse yourself in this free story book for kids with pictures.

Hector, the Hermit Crab

When Jimmy and Tammy bring home an unusual pet, they thought all was fine. But then it struck them that their pet wasn’t happy at all. Find out what they did next in this wonderful tale of empathy and compassion. Read this free children’s book about Hector the hermit crab and how he made it back to the ocean from the aquarium, thanks to two fine young gentlemen.

The Auto That Flew

Arjun had three wheels, one headlight and a coat of green and yellow. He belonged to the largest family in the whole of Delhi. Everywhere Arjun went there were brothers, sisters, aunties, uncles and cousins.

‘Go carefully!’ they beeped. ‘Sure!’ he would beep in reply.

Dutch Fairy Tales for Young Folks

William Elliot Griffis, D.D., L.H. D. (1843-1928) was an American orientalist, author and Congregational preacher. In September 1870 Griffis was invited to Japan for the purpose of organizing schools along Western lines. He prepared the New Japan Series of reading and spelling books and primers for Japanese students in the English language. He published 18 books on Japan and Japanese culture, wrote several hundred articles, and made numerous public lectures. It wasn't just Japan and the Orient he was interested in, in his lifetime Griffis travelled to Europe 11 times, mainly to the Netherlands. He was a member of the committee of the Boston Congregational Club to erect a Pilgrim memorial at Delfshaven, the Netherlands in 1909. In 1926 he returned to Japan to receive the Order of the Rising Sun. He died in 1928. His works include The Religions of Japan (1895), Charles Carleton Coffin (1898), Dutch Fairy Tales for Young Folks (1918) and Welsh Fairy Tales (1921).

English Fairy Tales

A collection of some of the most famous stories in all of English literature.

Classic fairy tales endure from generation to generation. The source of countless adaptations and reimaginings, this collection is remarkable in its scale and diversity. Featuring familiar tales like “Jack and the Beanstalk,” “The History of Tom Thumb,” and “The Story of the Three Little Pigs,” as well as more obscure gems like “The Old Woman and Her Pig” and “Childe Rowland,” this anthology is a treasure trove of outstanding children’s literature.

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Favorite Fairy Tales

This is a collection of the fairy tales that children love best, told in simple language and lavishly illustrated. They are written by various authors, a selection of the best and most popular fairy stories.

Dylan The Dragon

In this classic tale, Dylan learns to make friends despite obstacles. And when the happily ever after arrives, both the dragon and the reader have learnt a thing or two about relationships.