Stories by age
A story that's right for a three-year-old sounds nothing like a story for a nine-year-old. The length, the tone, how much happens at once: it all shifts along the way. Choose your child's age and see what makes a good story work at that moment.
3 years old
Short, rhythmic and exactly one bedtime long. For the toddler who wants the same story over and over, with a line they wait for.
4-5 years old
The age of the why-questions and the first real story, with a beginning, a middle and an end.
6 years old
The transition year: the first words are starting to click, but being read to is still the best part of the day.
7-9 years old
The hungry-reader years: your child wants a real plot, a secret and a twist that actually lands.
10-12 years old
For the almost-teen: layers, a real dilemma and an open ending, with their own name in it.
Make a story that fits your child's age
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