Catalogue Page for Original Stories
Bailey

Bailey
A woman adopts a dog from a shelter and he is such a loving pet.
By Lily Tierney
Age range: 9 to12 Tags: Animal Story, Modern, Original Animals: Dog Reading time: 05 - 10 minsMy Sister Turned into a Doll!

Claire wishes her sister would go away after she ruins her favorite doll
By Cindy Eggleston
Age range: 6 to 8 Tags: Instructional, Modern, Original Reading time: 01 - 05 minsDots for Oscar

Max finds a way to prevent his dog Oscar from being bathed all the time.
By Andrea Tillmanns
Age range: 3 to 5 Tags: Modern, Original Animals: Dog Reading time: 01 - 05 minsThe Cheeky Mango

At lunch, Henry was puzzled by what he found in his locker…
By Cherry L. Blossom
Age range: 3 to 5, 6 to 8 Tags: By Children, Illustrated, Modern, Original Reading time: 01 - 05 minsWhere’s Winston?

Where’s Winston? is the story (in video form) of a flock of geese known as Troop 408. When tested to honor a tradition of unity, see what happens when a member of the flock breaks code during migration.
By Artie Knapp
Age range: 3 to 5, 6 to 8, 9 to12 Tags: Animal Story, Original, Video Animals: Goose Reading time: 05 - 10 minsAso and Anansi’s Stories

This Ghanaian legend tells the story of how all stories were invented.
By Aria Spencer-Carter
Age range: 6 to 8, 9 to12 Tags: Animal Story, Myth, Original Animals: Spider Reading time: 01 - 05 minsYou Get a Line, I’ll Get a Pole

Bob tells great knock-knock jokes for a velociraptor.
By Nicholas Bernhard
Age range: 6 to 8, 9 to12 Tags: Original, Science-Fiction Animals: Dinosaur Reading time: 01 - 05 minsAdam and Kitke

A chance encounter one Friday afternoon changes Adam’s life forever.
By Carla Chait
Age range: 6 to 8, 9 to12 Tags: Modern, Original Animals: Cat Reading time: 01 - 05 minsThe Tubby Little Penguin

The tubby little penguin learns what is more important than his belly size.
By Andrea Tillmanns
Age range: 3 to 5, 6 to 8 Tags: Animal Story, Instructional, Original Animals: Penguin Reading time: 01 - 05 minsDam It Nestor

It sometimes takes great courage to be a coward. To turn the other cheek. To back away from a dodgy confrontation. To know your fears and limitations and to use your parents’ wisdom wisely.







