50 Fun Bedtime Stories for 3 - 7 years old (For Bedtime and Young Readers)

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This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Apr 08, Helga Jacobs rated it it was amazing Shelves: It is written in an easy to understand way and the colorful pictures brings excitement to their imaginations. Some of these stories are very well thought out and well written poems. I find the curious minds to enjoy these the most.

My niece enjoyed the dinosaur who didn't want to eat his vegetables as se related to this fact. Though has dinosaur learned his lesson about the importance of veggies, surprising herself, she did too. Charlotte must think of an ingenious way to save her new pig pal This stunning story is perfect for sharing with all the family.

Kids can immerse themselves in a dreamlike world with this exciting and magical book. Follow the white rabbit down the rabbit hole and topple into a world where all your normal worries disappear, and you must instead contend with the grinning Cheshire Cat, the nonsensical Mad Hatter and the cruel Queen of Hearts. Full of wonderful wordplay and perplexing puzzles, children will love this riveting read. Based on Wilder's real-life childhood adventures, this captivating book follows a family in Wisconsin, who set up their home amongst Indians and wild bears.

The book describes the way the different groups learn to live together in harmony, as well as what happens once the family leaves the prairie and Mary and Laura start school These children classics are sure to be instant hits with your kids! We know you may well have read some of these when you were 7 too and we want to help you pass your love of reading down to your children with our range of terrific Hand-picked classics for kids.

Shopping in Russian Federation? You can now shop in Euros. Switch to Euro site. Continue on UK site. Top 10 Best Classic Books for 7-year-olds Discover delightful classics that have captivated generations of children, featuring beloved characters such as Aslan the lion, Pippi Longstocking and Bilbo Baggins. Books In stock isbn The Chronicles of Narnia have enchanted millions of readers over the last fifty years and the magical events described in C. Lewis's immortal prose have left many a lasting memory for adults and children alike.

All seven Chronicles are bound together in this new paperback edition rebranded with HarperCollins logo. Lewis's immortal prose have left many a lasting memory. For here is a world where a witch decrees eternal winter; where there are more talking animals than people; and where battles are fought by Centaurs, Giants and Fauns. Book info Add to basket. A much-loved story by Stuart Little author E. White, and beautifully illustrated by Garth Williams, Charlotte's Web is the ideal book to read aloud and share with all the family.

One spring morning, a little girl called Fern rescues a piglet and names him Wilbur. But then Wilbur is sent to live on a farm where he meets Charlotte: They become the best of friends and, when Wilbur is faced with a dreadful fate - the butcher's chop! Charlotte must come up with a very clever way to try and save him The perfect gift for young readers aged 7 and above, the poignant and touching tale continues to entertain and engross readers over 50 years since its original publication.

Quite simply, a children's classic! A superb gift edition of Lewis Carroll's complete and unabridged text, beautifully typeset and laid out. An heirloom of the future, this beautiful book is richly produced to a standard this timeless classic deserves, with a padded hardback cover, a ribbon marker and traditional binding. The story of Lewis Carroll and how he came to write this much-loved tale is told at the back of the book.

Astrid Lindgren's Pippi Longstocking is a fabulously funny heroine who will delight young readers with her eccentric and outrageous adventures.

Will he brave the mountain in the dark? Lizzie the lizard wants to be a flying lizard and discover new places, when she grows up. Just you wait and see! As it turns out, Lizzie might just get her wish aft er all, thanks to an unexpected meeting with the Lizard Wizard. But has she really thought this through? How will it all turn out?! Instead of fish, though, this stream contains words and ideas, which Alec tries to catch. Meant to be read aloud, this visual story is a whimsical addition to the world of Alec and other "Stuart" stories.

You can read the full story, including the e xtra bits over on Stuart's website, and also see the illustrations. His bedroom is very messy and his poor toys are all broken with parts missing. One day his toys decide that they have had enough. They must get the message to Barry that he needs to look after them better.

So, they make a plan to talk with him That is the discussion that three friends have while they wait at the bus stop one rainy day after school. The easiest way to do this is to leave this portion intact. Full terms can be found at http: So, when she proudly opens the lid of the snack container to her teammates, only to see them back away in disgust, she is shocked!

A fun and lighthearted short story, highlighting the joy that can come from finding humour in o ur mistakes. EJ Schonauer is actually a writing team made up of identical twins Erin K. Schonauer and Jamie C. Find out more about this talented duo and their writing over at: Check in with him as he writes a postcard to his friends and tells them about all the fun things he has been doing.

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Head to our shop now to purchase your own. Interested in visiting some of the places Buffy saw in New Zealand? One day, they start hearing loud noises coming from the upstairs apartment. These noises become a problem, as they keep waking up his baby sister. Luke decides he needs to do something about it, but he could never have guessed who, or what, he would find in apartment This story was inspired by Rob , the creator of Bedtime FM, and his difficulty recording a story thanks to some noisy people upstairs.

Written by Jaimi Ilama and narrated by Amy Hays A narrative poem about a cat whose life is turned upside down after her favourite human goes away. Choosing not to remain alone in her room upstairs, she bravely faces her fears and discovers an exciting new world. By buying this book, you will help save, feed and care for a life in some way. Where on earth would we find a pony? The circus was leaving town. Listen to f ind out! Easter Island sounded like the perfect place to celebrate Easter.

Story Time and What If World are part of Kids Listen, a grass roots organisation for promoting excellent content for kids. Find us and more great shows at app. The small fox Bubu wants to see it at any cost but on the way he meets so many animals in trouble. Will Bubu arrive on time for the contest and what it really takes to be a true hero? They spend their time quietly splashing around, until one day Ra discovers a rainbow lake nearby. How will this lake effect their lives? Have a listen and see! This story is suitable for young listeners 4 - 10 years old.

Along with this dragon-shaped rock came a tale: Well, trouble did come to that town, in the form of one very, very hot and dry summer. The townsfolk were desperate for rain, but it just did not come. Would the tale about the dragon prove to be true? Listen to this exciting short story by Ellena Ashley to find out! Buffy accidentally sets Christmas on a slippery slope, one that means his friends may not get the presents they wanted for Christmas, that is if they get any presents at all! Will Buffy be able to help Santa?

You'll have to listen and find out. Thank you for listening to Story Time this year, we so appreciate your support. Enjoy your holidays and we w ill see you in the New Year. If you haven't, or even if you have, why not check them out here: The special bathtub who can move his feet and likes to play with his friends in the park?

Do you remember that Billy lives in a big old house in Winnipeg, Canada? Now, Winnipeg isn't too far from the North Pole as sleighs and reindeer fly , and we all know who lives at the North Pole, don't we? Would you like to hear about the time Billy the Bathtub helped Santa? Then this story is for you! This st ory is suitable for children ages 4 to 10 years old.

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Written by Paul D. Miranda was an inside cat and didn't get to do many of the outside things that cats like to do. Christmas time, however, was special because it was the only time she got to be around a real tree in the house. The Christmas in this story turned out to be extra special when a surprise visitor hid in the tree! A short story suitable for young children aged year s old Happy holidays everybody! All rights reserved, used by permission. Bill turns to his friends; zebra, frog, yak, and others for objects that might help alleviate his ache.

Will they be able to help him? If not, what will? This fun, wacky story is told in playful cadence with rhyme and refrain. A riot of a tale, it also offers some wisdom on gettin g through tough times with patience, and a little help from your friends. This story is suitable for children ages Music: Dane Leigh Gogoshin www. Tyler Clark Burke www. Whilst sulking about the situation, he makes an amazing discovery in the most unexpected place….. This poem is suitable for Halloween-lovers of all ages.

Written by Nathan Oser and narrated by Rob Griffiths Whenever there are monsters in the closet or lurking in shadowy corners, I do what any smart kid would I hide under the covers. The scariest hour of them all! This episode contains de scriptions of a child's imaginings of night time monsters and may be frightening for younger or sensitive children.

Parental discretion is advised. This story is suitable for ages Written by Brian Chambers and narrated by Jess Judd Emma is spending the weekend with her grandparents, but they are not really sure how to entertain her. When her Grandad pulls out an old bubble machine for her to play with, things start to get exciting, a little too exciting. Will Emma ever see her grandparents again?

Written by Stuart Baum and narrated by Rob Griffiths Tomas set out on an adventure to look down from the top of the world. He meets a unicorn, a pair of graham-cracker eating dragons, and lots of small and hungry birds. But where is the chair on the top of the world? A story suitable for 4—12 year old kids. You can read the full story, including the extra bits over on Stuart's website, and also see the illustrations. Written by Ivan Parvov and narrated by Jess Judd When Bubu finds a bottle in the sea with a call for help inside it is clear for everyone — a new adventure awaits.

And this time he is not alone — his friends Oskar and Rico are coming with him. Fearful sharks…a powerful storm…a sinking ship…and a new friendship. One thing is for sure — no one will remain dry in this amazing sea quest.

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This children's story is suitable for kids aged years old. Written by Hannah Erickson and narrated by Kellie Colleen Poppy has moved to a new town and hasn't yet made any friends. She misses her old life. Things start looking up, however, when she finds a curious golden pen in the woods outside her new home; for this is no normal pen, it's a 'spentaculous pen', and it's magic! Written by Michael Ryan and narrated by Rob Griffiths Medward the marmoset was unlike any other marmoset that had ever lived. This was because Medward had a very, very long tail. Some days Medward hated his elongated tail.

It got in the way and would stop him doing things. Other times however, it came in quite handy, and in this particular story, turned out to be a lifesaver! Sometimes, being different isn't so bad after all.