Catalogue Page for Age Ranges 3 to 5

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Learning to Dance Again

A moving story for young children about two trees. The story deals with the issues of life, friendship, death, grief, the passage of time and how life changes all the time.

By Mary Hayward

Age range: 3 to 5, 6 to 8, 9 to12 Tags: Modern, Original Reading time: 01 - 05 mins

The Father’s Day Gift

Carter’s allowance is not enough to buy Dad a tie for Father’s Day so he sets out to create a patchwork tie instead.

By Savannah Hendricks

Age range: 3 to 5, 6 to 8 Tags: Modern, Original Reading time: 01 - 05 mins

Lucy Pebble’s Miracle

A heartwarming tale about a young robin’s courage and determination that all young readers will really enjoy.

By Lorraine O'Byrne

Age range: 3 to 5, 6 to 8, 9 to12 Tags: Original Animals: Bird Reading time: 10 - 15 mins

The Dandruff Prank

Three older siblings play a prank on a younger sister, making her think she has horrible dandruff.

By Evelyn B. Christensen

Age range: 3 to 5, 6 to 8, 9 to12 Tags: Funny, Illustrated, Modern, Original Reading time: 01 - 05 mins

Letter to Zac

Find out what happens when Grandad Charlie finds a sad weezle-wobbler who has lost his way!

By David Lambert

Age range: 3 to 5, 6 to 8 Tags: Original Animals: weezle-wobbler Reading time: 01 - 05 mins

Cuddlemuddle in the Monsters’ School

The little monster Cuddlemuddle has to learn how to arrange chaos in childrens’ rooms. Find out how he gets on.

By Andrea Tillmanns

Age range: 3 to 5, 6 to 8 Tags: Original Reading time: 01 - 05 mins

What a Good Man Does is Always Right

A funny tale about a man who sets off to the fair to sell his horse and arrives back with something unexpected. Will his wife be annoyed when she finds out?

By Hans Christian Andersen

Narrator: Sharon Blumberg Age range: 3 to 5, 6 to 8, 9 to12 Tags: Audio, Classic, Fairy Tale, Funny, Illustrated Animals: Cow, Goose, Hen, Horse, Sheep Reading time: 05 - 10 mins

The Emperor’s New Clothes

Two swindlers pretend to weave the vain emperor new clothes, but claim it’s invisible to stupid people. Will anyone be brave enough to say there’s nothing there? Includes audio narration.