Títulos em Contos de Fadas, Contos Folclóricos e Mitos

Even in the enchanted realm of Wildflower Kingdom the castle can get messy. This becomes a problem when King Andrew and Queen Jennifer must make a trip to fetch a visiting duchess, and don’t have time to clean up before they go. To their relief, Princess Olivia volunteers to do the job . . . with the help of the family's magic wand. She gets off to a good start, but is soon interrupted by her little sister, Princess Juniper, who demands to try the wand herself.

The young princesses Olivia and Juniper are nervous when their mother, Queen Jennifer, takes them to meet their uncle Pete–who just happens to be a pirate! Happily, the girls soon realize Pirate Pete is nothing like they had expected. Before you can say “Wildflower Kingdom,” Queen Jennifer has enlisted Pete and the girls in a treasure hunt. The hunt turns out to be a slightly scary but also a remarkably fun adventure that the girls would not have dared without the gentle encouragement of their peg-legged uncle and his chatty parrot, Patty.

Hillary, a 13-year-old girl living in King Henry II's 12th-century England, has some unusual quirks. For one, she is an expert at swordplay, having learned from her father, Jacob, the blacksmith. Jacob, in turn, learned his skill from Sir Henry, whose life Hillary's mother saved during a recent Viking invasion. Hillary is also just as good at chess and horsemanship, while still possessing her feminine characteristics. All of this comes into play when Sir Edward, who is like an uncle to her, visits Hillary's mother, Mary, in search of a page. Oh-Ho!

When twins Mason and Luna are sent to live with their eccentric Great-Aunt Martha in the mysterious Twilight Tower, they expect a summer of dusty hallways and boredom. Instead, they find a house that breathes, thinks, and counts. From a staircase that tracks every step to a “Room of Lost Things” filled with magical mismatched socks, the twins quickly realize that their new home is the heartbeat of a hidden world.

There was once a forester who went into the forest to hunt, and as he entered it he heard a sound of screaming as if a little child were there. He followed the sound, and at last came to a high tree, and at the top of this a little child was sitting, for the mother had fallen asleep under the tree with the child, and a bird of prey had seen it in her arms, had flown down, snatched it away, and set it on the high tree.

Chaque récit transporte les jeunes auditeurs dans un univers merveilleux où l'extraordinaire devient réalité. On y découvre Noah et son dinosaure de compagnie qu'il nourrit de sandwichs au beurre de cacahuète, puis ses aventures culinaires avec une recette secrète mystérieuse. Freddie trouve des chaussures magiques après un dîner de hot-dog et fraises, tandis que Lisa découvre qu'elle peut s'étirer de façon surprenante après avoir mangé des vers gélifiés.

More Proverbs, Witticisms and Fables of wisdom for kids from 3 to 103. Complete with morals and applications for today's problems in the style of Aesop.

What if the scariest thing you were told became your Happily Ever After? When a witch's blessing warns that a dragon will take her away if she ever leaves the palace, Princess Zoe grows up surrounded by comfort but cut off from the world. Her sister Abby brings stories of festivals and fun, but Zoe only watches from the tower. That is, until one magical night, a mask, a lie, and a leap of courage change everything.

Ein Buch wie ein leiser Abendstern: Yomu, der freundliche kleine Wolf, begleitet Kinder mit sanften Gute-Nacht-Geschichten vom Trubel des Tages in die ruhige Nacht – ohne Druck, ohne „müssen", mit Nähe, Atem und Vertrauen. Jede Geschichte klingt mit einem kleinen Mitmach-Moment aus (Atemimpuls, Mini-Fantasiereise oder leise Affirmation) und wird so zum liebevollen Abendritual. Am Ende wartet ein wertschätzender Impuls an die Erwachsenen.

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if everything you touched would turn into pure gold?

Using a novel, off-beat rhyme Mr. Kind tells the tale of a misunderstood troll and a valiant knight who is much more than his height. A tear strung princess is missing her magic and the kingdom is shaken by her cry. Sir Rum takes on the quest and soon it becomes clear that perhaps the greatest of hero does come in the smallest of package.

A Heart of Gold. A Mountain of Stone. A Fire That Wakes the World. In the quiet village of Oakhaven, ten-year-old Sophia always felt a little different. While others shivered in the biting mountain winds, she felt a strange, humming warmth deep within her chest. But when that warmth turns into a golden glow that can melt snow with a touch and command the very embers of a forge, Sophia realizes she isn’t just a village girl she is the keeper of a Dragon’s Heart.

The horizon isn’t a wall it’s a door. Logan is a collector of things that don’t want to be found: rusted keys, smooth river stones, and heavy silences. While the other children in the village of Oakhaven are content with the predictable pull of the tides, Logan spends his days in his great-uncle’s dusty attic, sensing that the world is much larger than the village borders suggest. Everything changes when he discovers a shimmering, driftwood chest containing a map that pulses like a heartbeat.

Deep space has never been this fluffy. Ten-year-old Lyra lives on Yggdrasil Station, a massive research hub built around a mysterious, glowing supercomputer known as the World-Tree. Life in orbit is usually predictable until Lyra discovers a shivering, jam-loving stowaway hiding in the cargo bay. He’s not a space alien, and he’s certainly not a cadet. He’s a Yeti. As the station’s temperature begins to drop and glowing blue pawprints appear in the mess hall, Lyra and her best friend Theron realize that "Snowball" is more than just a lost creature. He is the key to an ancient cosmic secret.

Scotland's Story: A History Of Scotland For Boys And Girls is both a history of Scotland as well as delving into some of its legends. Written with younger listeners in mind, it begins with the legend of Prince Gathelus and continues through King George IV (1762 —1830). The author writes, “And here I think I must end, for Scotland has no more a story of her own"

Unlock the attic, find the compass, and discover that the world is much bigger than it looks. When the rain turns a boring afternoon into a search for adventure, Maverick and his younger sister, Mia, stumble upon a mysterious trunk in their attic labeled EVERYWHERE. Inside, they don’t find old clothes or dusty toys they find the keys to a world where the impossible is just the beginning. Guided by the Compass of Maybe a magical device that values curiosity over North Maverick leads the way through a series of breathtaking realms. Together, they must:

Where Beau the Beach Bunny Burrows is a tender tale of longing, listening, and learning to see your own quiet worth. Beau is a little beach bunny who wants to be more than he is. He helps everyone around him yet still wonders if he will ever be enough. For every child who watches the world and wonders where they fit in—and for every grown-up, like me, who remembers that feeling—Beau’s story offers a soft reminder: “You are enough, ten times more than you know.” As rockets soar above him, crabs scurry beside him, and stars shimmer over the Space Coast shore, Beau burrows and wonders.

Princess Cat Story is about where Cat isn't sure about being a princess and realizing she has feelings for the cook. Find out more of what she does about her ideas for life.

Princess Diana lives in a peaceful valley where her future has already been decided for her. Everyone believes they know what is best—who she should marry and how she should live. But when a prince from another valley arrives, Diana learns that love doesn’t always follow the rules.

Jovell Read learns how to read and goes absolutely wild with reading book after book after book. He reads so much he neglects other homework assignments. Once his teacher stresses the importance of other homework as being just as important, he catches up and limits his book reading a week to ONLY ten books.