A Fablemancer take on the classic fable about a speedy Hare and a patient Tortoise who decide to race. The Hare is certain of victory, but the race takes an unexpected turn. A story that naturally opens up thoughts about patience, focus, and moving forward at your own pace. The story has been told in many versions since ancient times, around the 5th century BCE, and remains one of the most widely shared fables in the world.

An original children’s fantasy story about a prince and princess, a divided kingdom, and a mysterious star-shaped stone. With the help of the Fablemancer, a magical storyteller, the children discover that a story can sometimes travel where no messenger can. A gentle read-aloud adventure about family, misunderstanding, and finding another way.

A Norwegian folktale about three goats — all named Gruff — who want to cross a bridge to reach greener grass. But beneath the bridge waits a hungry troll. A tale that may invite thoughts about courage, teamwork — and what can happen when someone wants more than they truly need. The tale was published in Norske folkeeventyr around 1840.