Imagination is something that every parent wants their child to use and foster. Imagination helps us to learn and grow. Kids growing up today in a world of technology often forget how to use their imagination and play. This story is about a little boy called Alex who has an inquisitive imagination and finds himself discovering something magical whilst out playing one day over the summer.

Lea’s Secret Powers is the second book in a series written and narrated by Ann Twigg. Ann has an amazing way with words that draws a child into her stories and has them wanting to hear more. Lea is excited to see what will happen this year when she plants her magic sunflower seeds. This time she is lead in to an enchanting world of pixies, tooth fairies, and magical powers. This book emphasizes the importance of looking after and caring for all living things. 

Christmas is a magical time for children and visits to Santa are a big part of the buildup to the Christmas vacation. Santa’s Magic Button is all about the magic of Christmas. David, who is 10 years old, no longer believes in Santa, and not even his brother can convince him that Santa is real. But then David finds a strange button in the snow that leads to a magical Christmas adventure that he will never forget. 

What is that strange green mark on Tom’s leg? Why is he beginning to feel different and why are his legs starting to tingle? Could it really be that Tom is a robot? Facing challenges is a natural part of growing up and going to school. Just like all children, Tom in this story must learn to be brave and strong. After returning from Robot Island, the green mark on Tom’s leg is growing, and so, too, is his strength. His clothes are becoming tighter and he’s acquired amazing talents that he never had before. What is happening to him?

This fantastic story will have children so caught up that their imaginations will work overtime picturing a little boy who is swept away by a huge wave and who finds himself on Robot Island. This audio story is the first in a two-part series written and narrated by Ann Twigg. The inspiration for this story came from her Grandson Tom, who was fascinated by robots. All children love action stories and this tale is brimming with it. When Tom is washed up onto a desert island, he thinks he is alone. However, he soon discovers that robots live on this island.

A beautifully written story about two children trying to find their way in a world that's grey and cold, and what happens when the sky turns blue. "I've put this story together from the diaries I kept when Zac and I were children. I wrote them because I felt we were almost invisible and I wanted to make sure our story was told, and also in the hope that life would get better for the small unloved girl that was me, and my even smaller unloved brother. And if life didn't get better or at least more interesting I was going to make it up...."

These eight lovely children’s audiobooks will have young imaginations working overtime! With this children’s storybook bundle you get more value, more listening pleasure, more enjoyment, and more of everything you and your child is likely to want. 

Just when Grumpy Grandad thinks that his garden is safe, he discovers that Maurice the Mole has been eating his delicious tomatoes. Grumpy Grandad is angry and wants to catch the pesky mole quickly. Maurice the mole has eaten so many tomatoes, however, that escape has become a problem. Can he get out of the fix and what will happen to Maurice?

Mindfulness and meditation have helped millions to get to sleep with much more ease than ever before. Something that many parents haven’t considered is how these things can help their little ones to wind down, get ready for sleep, kick nightmares from their headspace, and settle in for a long night’s rest. Teaching meditation to your children might seem like an impossible feat, but many have found that their children are remarkably receptive to it when it’s presented like a story.

Do you constantly struggle to get your kids to fall asleep? Do they always want to stay awake a little longer? Or do they keep telling you to read a bedtime story? If the answer is yes to these questions, these 27 fantastic bedtime stories will provide lots of exciting, fun, and creative stories. The stories are full of laughter and fun, which will help children fall asleep and drift into their dreams. Each story is structured to ensure it provides humor and surprises, while at the same time delivering valuable life lessons.

Imagine your children falling asleep fast and, at the same time, without anxiety. Children experience many fears and anxieties, and this audiobook filled with 18 stories will provide you tools for building confidence in your children, calming their emotions, and spiking their imagination. During sleep, your child’s body is able to redirect its energy toward growing, learning, and healing, all of which are incredibly important.

Does your kid like to hear stories before sleep? Does your little one have a hard time falling asleep? Would you like your child to drift off easily into a deep, peaceful, natural, restoring sleep? Then, keep reading and find out how this audiobook can help you to share a special evening moment with your child through a storytelling experience, letting your kid calm down, fall asleep fast, have a peaceful night and sweet dreams.

Stare if you dare, into Paul Jennings' wild world. What happens when you grow younger?

When Simon, an orphaned young cat, is smuggled on board HMS Amethyst, his simple life amidst the streets of Hong Kong is transformed into an adventure fit for heroes. Bringing joy and compassion to those on board, Simon is the only puss to have been awarded the PDSA Dickin Medal, the highest honour for animal gallantry in wartime.

Children are little bubbles of limitless energy. It’s unexpected how even after a long, eventful day, they are full of energy during the night, playing and running around. They can be up and keep you up with them. Maybe, sometimes, a few mistimed naps help with that. But after a long, tiring day, all we long for is a break and a peaceful sleep. So, just putting them to bed and expecting them to fall asleep might not always work out.