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Stories for Ages 7-12+ and Fun for the Whole Family
Ages: 7+
Funny adventures with some mildly scary scenes, villains, and chases.
Ginger and the Cake of Doom
When Ginger the cat tries to bake her first cake, things go horribly, galactically wrong...
The vengeful cake comes to life, kidnaps her owner, and blasts off into space, leaving a fiery trail behind.
Armed with a wooden spoon, a flying mixing bowl, and one brave little heart, Ginger loyally sets off on a wild rescue mission across the stars.
What follows is a high-speed adventure through worm-infested planets, fire demons, cosmic battle zones, and near-boilings, on the tail of one very angry villain made all out of bewitched batter.
Will loyal little Ginger find and save her owner, or be lost in space..?
Ginger and the Cake of Doom is a hilarious, fast-paced fantasy story.
Parental Advisory
Several near-boilings and close scrapes, some evil monsters are killed, a villain throws threats about roasting, boiling, or vaporizing a person, but nothing gory or too scary.
The Croco-Feet Witch
What would you do if your feet suddenly turned into hungry, snapping crocodile mouths?
When poor Dorothea refused to kiss a pug’s toes, an angry witch cursed her. Now she’s stuck with chomping, growling feet that ruin shoes, terrorize villagers, and chew on anything in sight.
Teaming up with a donkey-headed boy, she’s swept off into a whirlwind of magical adventures.
The Croco-Feet Witch is a highly entertaining fantasy story full of unexpected twists, curses gone wrong, chaos, and unlikely friendships.
Parental Advisory
No truly scary scenes. Some thrilling scenes include: A wild broom ride through a stormy sky at night. A huge wave almost drowns them. A mermaid king threatens to turn them into fish and have them for dinner with seaweed sprinkles. A witch makes a small cut on her palm to use her blood to break an ancient lock cursed by her ancestor. A girl mentions her parents were eaten by cannibals and she was almost cooked.
Galadia & Galidia
A thrilling, magical, and emotional tale of two identical twin fairy sisters—one pure of heart, the other consumed by evil.
The wicked sister cannot kill her sibling by force since she's protected by their dying mother's blessing, so she hatches a crueler plan: to break her heart. Through deceit, black magic, and treachery, she schemes to steal the human man her sister secretly loves, knowing that when a fairy’s heart shatters, she dies.
What follows is a sweeping saga of forbidden romance, heartbreak, betrayal, deadly monsters, treacherous traps, and thrilling battles laced with shadow and flame.
A story of devotion and betrayal, of loyalty tested to the edge, and of the healing power of forgiveness and love.
Will Galidia succeed in destroying her sister and claiming her life... or will true love conquer even the darkest curse?
Parental Advisory
A male and female character fall in love, dance at a party, hold hands, hug, and kiss gently once. His kiss brings her back to life.
Several scary monsters attack and are defeated.
A villain throws insults, nasty threats, and death threats.
A girl tries to stab her sister but fails due to a protective magic barrier.
We are told a villainess killed people for their shoes but don't hear details of any killings.
Tense, exciting scenes of chases and battles with monsters.
A happy marriage and a good end.
Ages: 7+
A mildly scary, suspenseful battle scene and monsters
Reading time: ~40 minutes.
The Army of Skunks
How can eleven little skunks defeat an unstoppable, murderous army of 10,000 goblins?
When their beautiful, peaceful land is invaded, everyone rises to fight back—elves, humans, and creatures of all kinds.
But none, not even the bravest, can stop the raging goblin army.
That’s when a notorious prankster skunk has a brilliant (and very smelly) idea.
Armed with a strange weapon and ten courageous fellow skunks, he sets out on a daring mission to outwit the trolls and save the kingdom.
A funny, action-packed, high-stakes tale of bravery, courageous tiny heroes, and the world’s most unexpected battle strategy.
Parental Advisory
Nothing really scary. Goblins charge at the brave skunks but are defeated. Later, we hear that the elves and humans 'finished them off'. No bloodshed, vivid battles, or violence. Safe for young readers. A wholesome, fun, and exciting story about tiny heroes defeating invincible foes.
A Deal with a Ghost
A wildly entertaining, funny and thrilling fantasy story.
This story follows a young queen with a hilariously incompetent assistant, three very unlucky mischievous brothers, and a ghost with a royal grudge.
When the mischievous boys insult an old king's grave, the furious ghost gives them a terrifying mission: retrieve his long-lost wife’s bones from a cursed forest full of bloodthirsty trolls, swamps, ghosts, and ancient dangers.
Will they succeed... or be turned into troll stew?
Parental Advisory
A ghost threatens to drop the kids from the sky if they don't do what he wants.
Some spooky, scary scenes, including being chased through a haunted forest by evil trolls. The kids are nearly eaten by Trolls.
A scary description of a Troll's gruesome home.
The Peed Piper
You’ve heard of the Pied Piper… but are you ready for the Peed Piper?
This outrageously hilarious tale follows a mischievous young man with a magic flute that makes people… well… pee themselves.
Chaos erupts across the land as weddings are ruined, armies retreat in soggy shame, and generals scramble for diapers.
But when the flute accidentally humiliates a princess, the Peed Piper’s prankster days turn into a royal mission to fight entire armies on his own, tame grumpy dragons, recover stolen treasure, and outwit love-struck trolls, cunning witches, barking trees, shadow hounds, and one incredibly dramatic bunny.
Packed with laugh-out-loud twists, magical madness, and wildly absurd battles, this is a fantasy adventure like no other. The perfect way to have a ridiculously good time.
Whether you’re a kid or young at heart, you’ll love this pee-soaked, flute-fueled journey through the kingdom of Wimwim.
For all ages, and all bladders.
🎵 “Toodle-loo-loo…” 💦
Parental Advisory
Some scary scenes such as haunted wolf-ghosts chasing them through a dark forest.
An off-putting, love-struck Trolless tries to smooch him, and then to devour him.
Magic battles with a few witches.
Witches have a party zone in a valley where wizards get ripped off. One short description includes floating, fizzy magic drinks, intoxicated wizards, laughing witches, and loud music.
Celestia
Celestia is a runaway princess who wants nothing more than peace. But on planet Kaboola, where everyone spends their days screaming and fighting with one another, peace is a rare luxury.
When a mysterious, dashing space traveler lands one night in her lonely, dark world, she falls deeply in love and runs away with him. Just as he’s about to propose and give her the happily-ever-after she’s longed for, he’s hurled into a black hole and vanishes!
Heartbroken but determined, Celestia sets out across the universe to find her lost love... no matter how far she has to go, or how many terrifying dangers she must face alone. Along the way, she might just discover what true love really is and how to use kindness to stop a generational war.
A sweeping, action-packed, laugh-out-loud, emotional space fantasy story.
Parental Advisory
Some mildly scary scenes such as hungry monsters, huge spiders, or giants chasing and trying to eat our hero.
A few tender scenes of a hug between male and female characters who are in love. One gentle kiss.
Ages: 7+
A funny, whimsical story with a few mildly scary scenes featuring hungry monsters and a nasty witch. A snowball fight and a veggie battle. Nothing gruesome or too scary.
The Candy Witch
It was a stormy winter night. Roy was bored.
Then an enchanted snowflake floated into his room and whisked him away to a frozen, magical land above the clouds.
Now he’s trapped in a creepy candy castle where kids are under a trance, sinister mice play flutes, a Candy Witch has evil plans—and an army of Gingerbreads want him for dinner.
The witch has magic.
The gingerbreads have weapons.
And Roy?
All he’s got... is a celery stick.
Parental Advisory
Evil gingerbread soldiers try to eat the kids (but they all escape alive and well). Later, the kids are tied to trees and about to be eaten by a monster when they are saved by the heroes.
No gruesome details, nothing too scary.
The Boogermeister
Beni Booger was born with a nose that never quits dripping, oozing, and blasting snot like a slime factory on overdrive. Kids ran from him, and no one dared shake his green hand.
He always dreamed of being a baker, but his “special ingredient” turned the whole town against him. Banished for making revolting booger bread, he built himself a slimy fortress deep in the forest.
But when ferocious GarGar warriors invade the country, the very townsfolk who mocked him come begging for protection at his gates. Instead of turning them down for what they did to him, he forgives them and welcomes them in.
Armed with nothing but his endless boogers, Beni must defend them all on his own from the terrifying, invincible army.
A disgusting, hilarious, and surprisingly heroic tale of rejection, revenge, and redemption, where a snot-nosed outcast becomes a legendary Boogermeister.
This fun story also teaches forgiveness, bravery, heroism (even though it's the gooey sort), and the Golden Rule of never doing unto others what you don't wish done unto you.
Parental Advisory
Lots of ewy gooey boogers (snot).
Ages: 6+
A funny, playful story perfect for Halloween. Nothing scary.
Reading time: ~40 minutes.
Batty Betty
What happens when you drink a “Bat Blood Soda” from a creepy Halloween stall?
Betty finds out the hard way—and wakes up with wings.
Sick of dealing with school bullies, evil scientists, and a curse that makes her flap around during math class, Betty teams up with a gang of real bats to confront the mad witch who started it all.
Can she outsmart the villain, reverse the spell, and help her cursed friends return to normal?
A fun story perfect for readers who love creepy magic, wacky twists, and brave heroes with wings.
Ages: 9+
A thrilling, spooky, action-packed, magical adventure with an evil witch, scary pumpkins, and hair-raising adventures in a dark forest on Halloween.
Reading time: ~1.5h - 2h
Gorgoretta The Wicked Witch
Far away, in the idyllic village of Yepedoni, life was happy and peaceful.
But not for long...
One terrible day, Gorgoretta, the wicked witch, landed her magic flying house in the dark, dark forest nearby.
She was determined to wipe out every single child.
Finally, a crafty father manages to capture the murderous Gorgoretta and the villagers sentenced her to death.
Thinking their troubles would be over.
Alas, their plan went badly wrong and the witch escaped!
Furious and vengeful, Gorgoretta prepares her version of a Halloween party...
In the darkest hour, her nasty bewitched, walking, talking pumpkins kidnap all the village children and carry them away into the forest.
Luckily, one clever little girl comes up with a wild plan on how to save herself and all the other kids.
Can she outsmart the witch and escape the boiling cauldron - before it is too late..?
Parental Advisory
Spoiler: The witch is defeated, and there’s a happy ending!
We've had kids as young as 5 and as old as 14 enjoy this story.
However, some 5 and 6-year-olds got scared.
We recommend it for ages 9+ due to some scary, suspenseful scenes.
As a parent, you know your kid and how sensitive he or she might be, so use your judgment.
Scary scenes list:
Here’s a list of what might scare your child:
A witch poisons a well in the village. We are told children drank from it and were poisoned. Parents are heard crying mournfully.
A hungry witch chases two kids with a knife threatening to eat them [the kids escape unharmed].
The witch is nearly burned at the stake, but escapes.
Menacing music plays as the witch plots her revenge.
Bewitched, walking, talking pumpkins creep into homes at night and kidnap kids.
The pumpkins merrily sing a song about cooking the kids.
The kids escape the pumpkins unharmed but get lost in a spooky, dark forest.
An angry, vengeful witch kicks her pumpkins, jumps on them, and throws them around.
Eerie wolves howl at night.
Evil, deceitful dark elves sing enchantingly and lead the hypnotized children into a trap.
A girl saves the kids from being cooked that night by telling the witch her belly will burst open and the kids will escape doe to a mysterious, ancient Halloween curse.
The witch’s creepy house is creepy; decorated with various bones and skulls.
The kids are locked in a cage and we fear they will be eaten soon.
[Spoiler: all the kids escape the witch in the end and return home alive and well. There's a happy end.]
Picture Books & Illustrated Stories for Early Readers and Reluctant Readers
Ages: 6+
Fun adventure with some mildly scary scenes featuring giant rats.
Reading time: ~15 minutes.
It's like an extended picture book for early readers, with easy, bite-sized text and many pretty illustrations.
Tralila
Princess Tralila’s life would be perfect—if she weren’t being tortured by flute lessons. She doesn’t want to be the next Mozart. She just wants to run barefoot through the grass and maybe not shatter windows with her singing.
So when a mysterious old woman offers her a magic flute that plays perfectly on its own, Tralila thinks all her problems are solved.
No more lessons! No more screeching! No more letting down her parents!
She instantly becomes a celebrity.
But faking talent comes with a heavy price—especially when the flute summons an army of RATS.
Oops.
Join Tralila on a wild adventure through magical forests, giant rodents, secret curses, and unexpected heroism... all to fix one very big lie.
This tale celebrates bravery, owning up to mistakes, the value of honesty, being true to yourself, and the unconditional love that blooms when we stop pretending to be someone we’re not.
Note: The illustrations are created with AI. While they are beautiful and magical, they are not always completely consistent (sometimes the characters look a touch different from page to page).
Talented human illustrators charge $10K+ per picture book. Once we grow and can afford it, we will publish an edition with updated illustrations. All of our early readers who supported us will receive it as a gift.
It's a lovely story, and the current illustrations are beautiful and still enjoyable to look at, albeit not being 100% perfect.
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