Story Time

Written by Christina Meyers and narrated by Kellie Colleen. Do you like cheesecake? This story is about a little boy who refused to eat it. Do you think he will ever try a piece? Listen now and find out!

Written and narrated by Nicole Esquino. Fiona’s Friday is filled with magical surprises. She’s nervous and excited, but she knows today is going to be an interesting day. 🐰🐇

Written and narrated by Jess Judd. This story is about a young girl and her sister who go on an amazing adverture to see their grandparents.

Written by Brooke Taylor and narrated by Nicole Esquino. This one is about all those feelings that bounce around in our bodies sometimes.

Written by Hannah Erickson and narrated by Kendall M Lynch. Are you ready to hear a story? This one’s about a little girl that learns about the magic of kindness.

Written by Jess Judd and narrated by Nicole Esquino. Violet and her magical unicorn friend Savannah can't seem to find one of Violet's socks from her favourite pair. How frustrating! But where on earth could it be? Join the friends as they look high and low for that missing sock.

Written by Stuart Baum and narrated by Jess Judd. A casual evening bike ride turns into a very...interesting... situation

Written and narrated by Charly Conquest and Ben Mullins. Thank you for listening to Bottle Ship on Story Time. We hope you have enjoyed it. Bottle Ship now has its own podcast on Bedtime.FM! https://bedtime.fm/bottleship or search for Bottle Ship in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Written and narrated by Charly Conquest and Ben Mullins. In this episode Friedaline finds a bucket and the Jifflings find a new use for it that helps Albert to be less stubborn.

Written and narrated by Charly Conquest and Ben Mullins. In this episode The Hedge finds a rope and the Jifflings find a new use for it that helps Freidaline to enjoy taking part just as much as winning

Written and narrated by Charly Conquest and Ben Mullins. In this episode Miss Katy finds a diamond and the Jifflings find a new use for it that helps Young Pumpkin to be less greedy.

Written and narrated by Charly Conquest and Ben Mullins. In this episode Young Pumpkin finds an old paintbrush and the Jifflings find a new use for it that helps The Hedge to listen more.

Written and narrated by Charly Conquest and Ben Mullins. In this episode, Albert finds a Moose’s antlers and The Jifflings find a new use for it that helps show Miss Katy the value of working together.

Written and narrated by Charly Conquest and Ben Mullins. In this episode The Hedge finds an astronaut’s helmet and The Jifflings find a new use for it that helps Albert to become braver and face his fears.

Written and narrated by Charly Conquest and Ben Mullins. In this episode Miss Katy finds a pair of sunglasses and the Jifflings find a new use for them which helps The Hedge to learn to take turns.

Written by Jess Judd and narrated by Nicole Esquino. Buffy Bunny and his friend Lily off on an unexpected adventure. And they have a new friend joining them... 🐰🦄

Written by Elaine Binns and narrated by Nicole Esquino. Robyn loves playing hide and seek with her brother and sister. But this game turns out to be a different kind of adventure. 👧🐦

Written by Jess Judd and narrated by Nicole Esquino. Maya isn’t looking forward to her winter holidays this year. Normally she’d be celebrating Christmas like all of her friends, but this year and is spending time with her grandparents for Hanukkah. Join Maya as she learns what Hanukah is all about.

Written by Murray Rutledge and narrated by Nicole Esquino. Join these New Zealand creatures on an adventure to the city with one of Santa’s special helpers. 🦌🎅

Written by Charly Conquest and narrated by Charly Conquest and Ben Mullins. A festive narrative comedy/drama about Chris Mouse, who thinks that Christmas is a big celebration of himself as he was born on 25th December. As he learns what Christmas really is, he also learns about the value of friendship and teamwork.

Written by Nathan Oser and narrated by Jess Judd. It's not easy for Noel being the son of Santa, especially when he's the naughtiest kid at the North Pole. Will Noel spend the rest of his life on the naughty list? 👦🎅 This story is suitable for children aged 5-12

Written and narrated by Jess Judd. What would you do if an alien spaceship turned up in your backyard and stole your dog? Find out what Charlie does in this new exciting story.

Written by Morty Sey & Scott Chegg and narrated by Rob Griffiths. The Monday school-run can be tough at the best of times. But when Mum wakes up late... ”No ‘buts’” says Mum, “Just do as you’re told. And Zip up your coat. Do you want to catch a cold?”

Written and narrated by Jack Rhysider. Two squirrels 🐿 run out of nuts to eat! 😱 They go on a mission to find more, and discover a friend.

Written and narrated by Nicole Esquino. Sarah is a Scientist in Training asking questions we’ve all been curious about. She performs experiments that will make you giggle and want to dash off to your own science laboratory. Are you ready to experiment with glitter and germs? 🔬✨ This story is recommended for children ages 5+

Written by Nathan Oser and narrated by Kellie Colleen. Quest the high seas in a galleon of such speed that no discovery can outrun your wind. Bring home tokens of your bravery and courage for all the kingdom to enjoy. 🚢 This story is recommended for children ages 4+

Written by Natalia Shchukina and narrated by Nicole Esquino. A lovely rhyme about a friendly spider who forgot to eat his dinner. When suddenly he has some unexpected, yet delightful dinner guests at his inn. 🕷️🥧 This story is recommended for children ages 5+

Written and narrated by Nicole Esquino. Naomi's visit to her Grandparents’ farm takes a fun twist when the wind magic appears. Join her on a magical adventure where things get interesting with the farm animals. 🌬️🐶🐐 This story is recommended for children ages 5+

Written by Jess Judd and narrated by Nicole Esquino. Charlie loved checking the letterbox for mail. But since they had moved houses, they didn’t get mail anymore. Suddenly, other people’s mail started turning up in Charlie’s letterbox. I wonder how it got there? 📬✉️ This story is recommended for children ages 3+

Written by Stenetta Anthony and narrated by Jess Judd. Sally’s is a voice for thousands of special needs canines who are placed in a shelter. With her belief is that the dream of once again having a “forever home” may never come true.

Written and narrated by Jess Judd. Sierra is so excited when her father buys her a special present for helping him on their family's sunflower farm. But when her mother gets sick, she needs help to find the cure. Thanks to Mackenzie from USA for requesting a story about a little girl called Sierra and her kitten called Forrest who can run like the wind. This story is recommended for children ages 5+

Written by Jess Judd and narrated by Kellie Colleen. Martin was hungry. He wanted a bone, but not just any bone, the perfect bone. Follow Martin on his adventures as he searches the world for the perfect bone. 🐶 This story is recommended for children ages 5+

Written by Hannah Erickson and narrated by Kendall M Lynch. Reggie has to make his own fun after school because his mom is usually in her “office". What will Reggie do to keep himself from getting bored?

Written by Jess Judd and narrated by Nicole Esquino. Have you ever wondered how crocodiles and alligators managed to outlive the dinosaurs? Well, here’s how they did it.

Written and narrated by Nicole Esquino. Lyla discovers a magical surprise in an Easter egg, but a naughty gnome already has plans for what’s inside. What could it be? 🥚🐇🦄 This story is recommended for children ages 5+

Written and narrated by Jess Judd. When Layla and Andre arrived at the hospital to visit their Nana, who has been sick for a while, they never expected the surprise they got. Where was their Nana? What had happened to her? Would they ever find her? 👵

Written by Andrew Dittmer and narrated by Nicole Candian and John Stretton. This episode has been removed at the request of author and the new publishers.

Written by Jess Judd and narrated by Rob Griffiths and Nicole Esquino. Where in the World is Buffy Bunny? Somewhere cold, icy. Have a guess and see if you're right. This story is suitable for children aged 5-12.

Written by Jess Judd and narrated by Chanel Tsang. The queen desperately wanted a baby, so when she hears about a magical dragon who might be able to give her one she is overjoyed. Will the dragon give her a baby? What will the baby be like? You’d best take a listen and see…. 👸🏽🐲 This story is appropriate for children aged 5+

Written by Nigel Blaikie and narrated by Amy Hays. Waldo is a helicopter pilot who loves to help out. He has all sorts of amazing adventures! In this story Waldo is called upon to help deal with a sea monster called Slimey, who likes to tip people out of their boats! Slimey just wants to play but his games are no fun for the beach goers. Waldo really has his hands full this time. Will he be able to get Slimey the sea monster to change his mischievous ways?! 🚁🐲🏖 This story is suitable for children aged 3+

Written by Joe Corcoran and narrated by Rob Griffiths. Brad doesn't believe in Father Christmas, and he doesn't want anyone else to believe that nonsense either. He's happiest when he's making everyone else miserable. His parents aren't bothered about Christmas either, so on Christmas Eve there's no decorations in the house, no tree downstairs, no stocking hung up. But, whether Brad believes it or not, soon he'll have to decide whether to stay being Bad Brad, or whether he'll get on his bike and save Christmas. Is it worth the effort for one person? For sure! And is it better to fix badness with kindness? For sure! This story is suitable for children aged between 4 - 10.

Written and narrated by Jess Judd. Lilly and Dean love their dog, David. Lilly enjoys looking after him and feeding him, even if it isn't a very exciting job. At least it wasn't, until one day when Lilly found a special bag of dog food in the cupboard. What happens when she feeds it to David? This story is appropriate for children aged 4-12. 🐶

Written by Hannah Erikson and narrated by Kellie Colleen as Luna, with Chanel Tsang as Aunt Kao and Rob Griffiths as Geo. Luna and Geo escape into the forest behind their Aunt’s house. They already knew the forest was a magical place, but then they find the treehouse… just sitting there. This story is recommended for children ages 5+

Written by Jess Judd and narrated by Amy Hays. Ethern is a ghost. He lives in a cave. But he’s not a scary ghost, and his cave isn’t a scary cave. Ethern loves jokes, and all he wants to do is tell people his jokes. It doesn’t always go very well, however. Poor Ethern. Will he ever find someone who will stay and listen to his jokes? This story is appropriate for children aged 5 - 10.

Written by Jess Judd and narrated by Rob Griffiths. Chloë lives in Newbury, England. Every night she looks out her window at her five stars. But one night, there are only four stars in the sky. Her daddy tells her it’s just behind a cloud, but Chloë knows better. She knows that something is wrong with one of her stars. But she could never have imagined that she would be the only one who could get it shining again. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 This story is suitable for children ages 4+

Written by Nigel Blaikie and narrated by Amy Hays. Waldo is a helicopter pilot who loves to help out. He has all sorts of amazing adventures! In this story Waldo is called upon to help a trapped zoo truck taking a giraffe to see the beach for his very first time. Gerald the giraffe is disappointed he won’t get to visit the beach as planned, but when Waldo offers to take him for a helicopter ride instead things start to look up! 🚁🦒 This story is suitable for children aged 3+

Written and narrated by Angela Ferrari. This week we invite guest narrator Angela Ferrari from Story Spectacular to bring us a story. 🦎 Lizzie the lizard wants to be a flying lizard and discover new places, when she grows up. But her parents tell her lizards can’t fly and that she should be a fruit gatherer just like them. Lizzie isn’t ready to accept that. “I am going to become the first flying lizard! Just you wait and see!" she tells them. As it turns out, Lizzie might just get her wish after all, thanks to an unexpected meeting with the Lizard Wizard. But has she really thought this through? Being able to fly would make her different from all the other lizards and it can be hard fitting in when you’re not like the others. Lizzie’s new wings are set to take her on an unforgettable adventure. How will it all turn out?! This story is suitable for children ages 3+

Written by Stuart Baum and narrated by Jess Irvine. Alec finds a new stream. 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. This story is appropriate for children aged 5 - 10. ©2011 Stuart B Baum and StuartStories.com

Written by Betty Yang and narrated by Jess Judd. Barry loves playing with his toys, but he just doesn’t look after them properly. 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... in his dream! 🛌 💤 This story is suitable for children ages 3+ Contact the author, Betty Yang, via WeChat ID: emayang2005

Written by Ryan Cartwright and narrated by Chanel Tsang. What superpower would you most like to have? That is the discussion that three friends have while they wait at the bus stop one rainy day after school. Let’s see what they choose…. 🚏🚌 This story is suitable for children ages 7-12.