Chupchip was walking slowly home from school. He missed The Booboobus again because he took too long with his lunch. He didn’t like fish. He didn’t enjoy picking the little bones out.
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Short fairy tales
What a day it has been. Everyone is tired, especially moms and dads, but the children still want to hear a fairy tale. What to do? It’s easy. In such cases, short fairy tales that flow quickly and yet lose none of their magic will help. If you’re already looking forward to bed, read a short fairy tale, give a goodnight kiss, and off to sleep you go. There will be time for a long fairy tale again next time.
The Toothy Ghosts: What Happened on August 8th at the Toothy Ghosts’ Place
The sun was shining and smiling, just like every summer holiday in Wraithmoor. But Toothy Boo wasn’t happy. She was looking out at the meadow, where a little boy was running around with his dog.
Continue reading →The Water Sprite and Frank the Non-Swimmer
Just outside the town, next to the rocks, there was a large pond. The water was deep, with carp and catfish gliding below the surface, frogs hopping around the edges, and a water sprite living at the very bottom of the pond. He was a kind little green man.
Continue reading →The Three Old Ladies
Inspired by an Italian folk tale
In a little house there lived three young ladies. One was sixty-seven, another was seventy-five, and the third, well, she was ninety-four. Their house had a little balcony, where all three of them liked to watch people walking by on the street and see what was happening in town.
Continue reading →Toothy Ghosts – The Magic Tree
There was an old tall tree which stood in the middle of a meadow a short distance from Wraithmoor. It has stood there for many, many years. It was a huge oak. According to one legend, the vampire Dracula himself used to rest on it.
Continue reading →Toothy ghosts – Autumn Competition
Nature is getting ready to sleep in autumn. The ghosts in Wraithmoor are harvesting the crops from their gardens and raking the leaves that have fallen from the trees.
Continue reading →Toothy ghosts – Christmas Special – Guess the name of the carol
It was a snowy winter night in Wraithmoor. The streets were empty, the rooftops covered in thick white blankets, and the old pine trees swayed under the weight of fresh snow. But in the graveyard at the edge of town, something strange was happening.
Continue reading →Toothy ghosts – The Souls of the Ghosts
While ghosts enjoy the freedom of being among the people on Halloween, no true ghost haunts on All Souls’ Day. Why? Well because cemeteries, which are normally haunted places, are full of people that day.
Continue reading →Toothy ghosts – Halloween and All Saints Day
All ghosts love Halloween. On the night between the last day of October and the first day of November, ghosts can walk among the people without having to worry about being recognized. And they don’t even have to dress up like humans to do it. Although Chupchip and Toothy Boo did dress up this time.
Continue reading →Sneaks- How Mr. Carlos went down the stairs and it turned into a wedding
It was one of those beautiful, humid evenings when sneaks come out of their dens and snoop on the fingers peeking out from under the covers. Even me and Sneak got the urge to tease some little fingers. The kids weren’t afraid of us anymore, so we decided to go somewhere else.
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