Genre: Children | Story Listings
The Inside, Outside, Upside-Down Side
By: M. Kinney-Bartolomucci
Summer vacation will soon be upon us. If your young ones mention that there is nothing to do, read this story/poem together and see where your imaginations take you. This is a delightful flight of fancy by a new author to Wordshack's pages. We hope to hear more from her.
The Muddy Puppy
By: Sharry Reigle
Here is a story the author made up to tell her grandchildren, now she shares it with our children. A simple tale of friendship, or is that tail of friendship. It really doesn't matter, it is a cute story to share with small children. Enjoy!
Harry the Hermit Crab
By: Angie Ashbery
Do you have a child going off to school for the first time? Or maybe a child who is a bit shy? This story of a little hermit crab trapped in his protective shell may help them see the adventure life can be.
Old Birdy
By: Angela Texmo
Finally, a children's story with illustrations. Our Canadian author brings your child a story of two friends, Buddy and his ever faithful blanket, Toby. While walking in the woods, they find a very unhappy bird. Their use of kindness changes her life. The story reads like a poem, and the illustrations are nothing short of masterpieces. Enjoy!
The Lady Who Lived In The Chimney
By: Lynda Blankenship
Zandra the raccoon wants only the best for her babies. This true life nature tale will give you and your children a new insite into the animals who live in your garden.
McFee and EllaLee
By: Amy Temple
If your children like a bit of rhyme with their stories, print this one out and enjoy it at bedtime.
Bonfire Knight
By: Roy E. Hare
The world is always changing. Our Knight is on a quest. Dragons will be dragons.
The Christmas Donkey
By: Lynda Blankenship
A story for young and old. The first Christmas had animals, shephards, angels, wisemen, and a star. This little tale tells the story from one point of view. Print this one out and read it on Christmas Eve.
A Home For Patch
By: Barb Chatman
Every dog has a tail, or in this story a tale a tale. This delightful story shares an insdiers look in the life of "humanities best friend."
Captain Timber
By: Roy E. Hare
Fantasy comes to life in a very unusual way in this lovely British story. Little boys dream of freedom, ships dream of traveling, what better combination could you find?
Another Captain Timber
By: Roy E. Hare
The boys who sail the "Conker" are back with a new adventure. This time they are off to Australia.