Your child's name is in it
Instead of “a little boy” or “a little girl”, the story uses your child's own name.
“…and Emma set off for home along the short road, the one that crosses the old bridge.”
Narrated versions coming soon
These are bedtime stories with your child's name in them. Your child also picks what happens next. We're working on narrated versions now. Until then, there's one you can read yourself, for free.
It works with any name: Emma, Noah, Mia, Leo and every other one.
Instead of “a little boy” or “a little girl”, the story uses your child's own name.
“…and Emma set off for home along the short road, the one that crosses the old bridge.”
Every so often the story stops and asks what to do next. There are four endings, depending on the choices.
What happens next?
We're working on a version that's read aloud. Until it's ready, you do the reading.
It's half past nine. You've read the same book twice and they still want another story. You can barely keep your eyes open.
That's what the narrated stories are for. You press play, turn off the light and listen together.
We're not trying to replace reading together. This is just some help for the nights when you're worn out.
“The Bridge Toll”. You can read it now, for free. Read it
We're working on it now.
We haven't set it yet. People on the list will hear first.
We've only just started, so we don't have any. If you read the story, it would really help us to hear how it went. Write to us
Leave your email and we'll write to you when the first narrated story is out. That's the only thing we'll email you about.
We don't have an exact date yet. If you join the list, we'll email you.
We haven't set a price yet. “The Bridge Toll” is free.
Ages 3 to 7. “The Bridge Toll” has longer sentences, so it works better from about 5.
It stays on your phone. We don't save it or send it anywhere.
Yes. The text is written in advance and is the same for everyone. Only the name changes. You can read it yourself first to see if it suits your child.
No. The story opens right here on the page.