Listen to Clickety the Curious Cat, a heartwarming audiobook about curiosity, screens, and staying safe online.

When Clickety taps a sparkling pop-up promising “Free Fish Forever,” he quickly discovers that not everything on a tablet is safe. With Mum’s help and guidance from Tech Turtle, he learns a powerful new rule: Look. Think. Ask. THEN click.

Perfect for children aged 4–10, this short audiobook blends storytelling with digital literacy in a gentle, reassuring way. Ideal for bedtime listening or classroom discussions about internet safety.

This story is written by Jade Maitre at Storyberries. You can read along with this story at Storyberries.com by clicking here.

The story is read by Jade Maitre.

In this delightful Easter audiobook, Bastien comes up with one imaginative plan after another to catch the Easter Bunny. From digging traps to throwing nets, every idea ends in hilarious failure.

Perfect for young listeners ages 0–9, this short bedtime story blends humour, creativity, and seasonal magic into a lighthearted adventure. The playful narration and vivid descriptions make it ideal for car rides, bedtime, or classroom listening.

Children will laugh at the bunny’s clever escapes and discover that sometimes imagination and joy are better than winning. A charming Easter short story for kids that families will enjoy listening to again and again.

This story is written by Jade Maitre at Storyberries. You can read along with this story at Storyberries.com by clicking here.

The story is read by Jade Maitre.

Settle in for a gentle listening experience with ‘Largo and Nissa’, a calming children’s audiobook about learning and kindness.

As young dragon Nissa joins the wise Largo, she learns that asking questions, reading carefully, and forgiving others help her grow confident.

The soothing narration and thoughtful pacing make this audiobook perfect for bedtime or quiet moments. Designed for young listeners aged 4–7, it supports emotional understanding, curiosity, and a love of learning.

A reassuring story that reminds children that even the wisest characters are always learning something new.

This story is written by David A. Miller at Storyberries. You can read along with this story at Storyberries.com by clicking here.

The story is read by Jade Maitre.