Scary Stories
Omar and the Night of the Big Thunder
A big storm rumbles over Omar’s house, and Mom teaches him a counting trick that makes the thunder feel smaller, in this thunderstorm bedtime story for kids ages 4-6.
Gentle, kid-safe “scary” campfire-style bedtime stories.
A big storm rumbles over Omar’s house, and Mom teaches him a counting trick that makes the thunder feel smaller, in this thunderstorm bedtime story for kids ages 4-6.
Nadia wakes up from a bad dream, and Dad helps her change the ending into a silly, happy one, in this gentle bedtime story about nightmares for kids ages 5-8.
Rowan the red panda can’t quiet his busy mind until Elder Willow teaches him to listen to the night, in this relaxing bedtime story for kids ages 4-7.
Mateo hears the same mysterious creak on the staircase every night, until he and his mom finally find out what it really is, in this gentle bedtime story for kids ages 6-8 about curiosity and family traditions.
Mira spots two glowing eyes staring at her from the garden bushes one evening, in this gentle bedtime story for kids ages 3-5 about courage and kindness.
Wren hears soft thumping in the attic every night and imagines the worst, until the truth turns out to be much sweeter, in this gentle bedtime story for kids ages 4-6 about curiosity and courage.
Mara hears a mysterious tapping at her window every night in this gentle scary story for kids ages 6-8 about courage, curiosity, and looking closely at what scares you.
Twins Lila and Max hear a mysterious knock-knock-knock every midnight at Grandma Nell’s old house, and Grandma shows them the surprising answer, in this gentle spooky bedtime story for kids ages 6-8.
Every night a mysterious lantern glows on top of Willow Hill, until Hana, Jonah, and Aunt Priya walk up to meet the stargazer who carries it, in this gentle spooky story for kids ages 6-8.
Three friends hear a crooked old tree whispering at the edge of their campsite, and Grandpa Rafi helps them discover the real secret, in this gentle campfire story for kids ages 6-8.
