Stories for Kids – Bedtime tales for toddlers (ages 2–5)

Lily and friends fly with Toby to the Tower of a Thousand Books to find the Drop of Light and wake the fountain, only four hands together succeed.

Toby the Magic Train takes Dash, Ziggy, Lily and Skye to a giant bedroom, where they help Souppy, a clumsy spoon, turn his slippery drops into the world's funniest race.

The children ride Toby to the Mistyfine library, where a little fish has guarded a baker's lost recipe for a hundred years. Skye wins his trust by staying silent.

Toby takes the children to a castle. Ziggy drops the king's crown into the well, climbs down to an ermine's cave, and gets it back only by telling the truth.

Lily and her friends ride Toby up a mountain to wake the Wind of Colors and bring color back to the gray woods, helping each other along the way.

Dash and friends fly above the clouds in balloon Palloncina for cloud-soccer. The grumpy moon hides in the dark. Dash learns a simple "thank you" makes her shine again.

Toby the Magic Train takes the children to the Warm Heart Refuge in the mountains. With Skye, they help Pino, a shy hedgehog, cross a bridge and warm the freezing animals.

Ziggy and friends climb the Rainbow of Seven Bridges and meet Cloudy, a winged horse who can't fly. Clouds hide sun and stars. Together they sing the sky open.

Lily and her friends visit Sugarland, a candy castle where the rooms shift at night, and with their talents they calm a scared little singing crystal.

The children ride Toby the Magic Train to Cartwheel Castle, where the words escaped the books. Through a funny obstacle race with Doodle the pencil, they find the missing word: TOGETHER.

The children visit the frozen Mirror Pond, where they help Hazel, a forgetful squirrel who erased a path. Skye forgives him, and together they find the way home.

The children fly into the Velvet Sky with Toby and help the little horse Stellino, who is afraid to fly alone, deliver goodnights to the children of the world.

The children fly with Toby to Upside-Down Town and, with a funny juggling Octopus, restart the stopped carousel, discovering that being different is a superpower.

Skye and friends rescue Oddy, a lonely odd sock, during a distant storm. With Toby they reach the frozen Drawer of Unique Things and bring warmth back by hugging, different yet close.

Ziggy and friends fly with Toby to a cloud with a pond. The rainbow is missing blue. Ziggy invents an air bell, beats his fear, dives, and brings it back.

Lily and friends dive deep in a magic bubble to find the lighthouse's glowing pearl. They trust strange Starla, who saves them all with her dance.

The children visit the Market of a Thousand Scents and discover the flowers only open with laughter. With Sfrizzi the lizard they organize the Great Rolling Melon Race.

Skye and friends ride Toby the Magic Train to the Valley of Whispers. A castle is locked. Only Skye listens to Brio, a shy ibex who knows where the key is.

The children visit the Circus of a Thousand Colors, now turned grey. Ziggy understands all the emotions are needed and teaches Sugarlump to feel, bringing the colors back.

Lily and her friends enter a sparkling cave where the stream has stopped. They help Twinkle, a frightened little star, fly up bit by bit and free the water.

Dash and his friends fly with Toby to a bouncy forest. To help a baby fox find his mom, they talk to animals by copying their moves in funny games.

Skye and friends ride Toby the Magic Train to the Kitchen of Scents, helping shy puppy Bricio find Grandma's lost recipe after making peace between two quarreling tools.

In the Whispering Garden, the children find the white "ghost" is just a cold snow bunny. They build him a warm igloo, then Toby takes him to his friends.

Lily and her friends visit the Market of a Thousand Smells and help storybook characters get home by rebuilding the magic recipe for the Going-Home Cake.

Dash and friends climb a tower and find that vain winged horse Plume scares the king's butterflies away with his loud neighs. They help him admit it, and they return.