Fables Library Stories that grow into learning.
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Fables Library

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Choose a kitty or puppy, then pick the size that matches your age. We’ll remember your Explorer on this device.

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Your Explorer Tiny Kitty Ages 2–3

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Read. Create. Explore.

You do not need to learn the whole library first. Start with what your child wants today.

READ

Ready Fables

Choose an illustrated story to read, listen to, and explore together.

  • Illustrated stories
  • Audio & songs
  • Reflection
Browse Ready Fables

CREATE

Story Weaver

Turn a feeling, idea, question, or curiosity into a personalized story.

  • Adventure
  • Goodnight
  • Learning stories
Open Story Weaver

EXPLORE

Learning Gardens

Explore letters, words, numbers, music, feelings, colors, and directions through play.

  • Levels
  • Practice
  • Ways to learn
Explore the Gardens

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Three paths: a gentle fable, animal discovery, and a story of courage.

Browse all Ready Fables

Start with your child's interest

What are they curious about today?

One interest can open several paths. Fables Library connects stories, play, and learning without making families navigate the whole catalogue first.

AnimalsStories, alphabet, animal discovery Letters & WordsABC, sounds, phonics, spelling Numbers & TimeCounting, number sense, clocks MusicRhythm, piano, patterns, melody FeelingsEmotion, weather, sound, reflection Pretend & ImagineRoles, stories, directions, safety

Create · A little space for big imaginations

Meet Drawing Garden.

Start with an empty page or a Color Mila template. Children can draw, color, trace, and save their own creations, then explore color harmonies in Color Garden.

  • 12 drawing tools
  • 10 Color Mila templates
  • Grid drawing
  • Save pictures & projects
Open Drawing Garden ↗ Explore Color Garden ↗
A smiling child artist drawing flowers, sunshine, and hearts on a sketchpad.

NEW · A MORE ADVANCED ART STUDIO

Ready for more? Meet Sketch Garden.

Try new brush styles, stamps, shapes, text, layers, and tracing. Build a picture your own way, then save an image or an editable project.

Open Sketch Garden ↗

Explore at the right depth

Learning Gardens

Choose a broad area first. The individual Gardens appear only when they become useful.

Words & LanguageLetters, sounds, phonics, spelling
Animal AlphabetExplore A–Z through animals and sounds. Sounds & First WordsBlend sounds into early words step by step. Ollie's Spelling GardenBuild and practise words letter by letter.
Numbers, Music & TimePatterns, counting, clocks, rhythm
Oakley's Math & Music Learning GardenProgress through number forms, patterns, piano, rhythm, and music reading. Counting & TimePractise counting and telling time through playful activities.
Feelings, Thinking & Creative PlayColor, drawing, sketching, feelings, and directions
Oakley's Color GardenMix colors and discover what they make together. Drawing GardenDraw, trace, color Mila templates, and save artwork. Sketch GardenTry advanced brushes, stamps, layers, and picture tracing. Oakley's Feelings GardenExplore feelings through weather, sound, and story. Oakley's Shadow Choice GardenMatch shadows and practise visual reasoning. Pip's Command GardenDirections, sequencing, Pretend Stories, Safety Stories, Bears' Story, and Pirate Treasure Hunt.

For parents & educators

Go deeper when you need to.

Reflection, visual guides, videos, and practical support remain available without crowding a child's starting path.

Video LibraryAnimated, song-rich stories. Guided ReflectionsConversation prompts and downloadable guides. Poster CornerVisual answers and parent resources. Help & FAQsUnderstand the full Fables Library system.

Begin with one thing your child loves.

A story, a feeling, an animal, a sound, or a question can become the next small step in learning.

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