Haru Storybooks

Getting your storybooks ready.

A little book nook for children

Which story shall we open today?

Coco and friends are waiting. Take your time with a short story or an adventure told in chapters.

Choose a book

It's okay to take a reading break.

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One-sitting stories 8 min read

Leon and the Little Leaf-Caterpillar Bridge

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One-sitting stories

Small, complete stories to share in a single sitting.

One-sitting stories

Jocomi's Flower in Rain Boots

Jocomi the Siamese cat wants to paint a flower to perfection. But a blue drop splatters into a giant puddle! With fresh paper waiting, why reach for yellow paint?

6 min readRead the story

One-sitting stories

The Ticklish Hero in the Shadows

Tai the baby tiger claims to be the garden's stealthiest shadow ninja! But why does his fluffy white-tipped tail start wagging and give him away every single time?

6 min readRead the story

One-sitting stories

Why Coco Left the Gate Open

Coco dreamed of a picnic without a millimeter of error! But after a rogue gust turns a napkin into a chef hat, he learns why leaving an empty chair makes a picnic truly perfect.

6 min readRead the story

One-sitting stories

Mimi's Hush Garden

When loud bells and greetings rush in all at once, Mimi calls a sudden “Hush!” Together with Coco, she starts a gentle sound experiment to find the coziest distance.

6 min readRead the story

One-sitting stories

Sasa Who Couldn't Stop

Faster than the wind, Sasa the deer dashes out for lightning flower deliveries! But when the brakes fail around a sharp bend, the garden is thrown into petal chaos.

6 min readRead the story

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Haru Pet Garden Stories

Choose one of eight Heart Garden adventures and read it at your own pace.

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Books to explore

Follow a story's questions and discover things together.

Books to explore

A Seed's First Adventure

A little garden investigation with Coco and Mimi: follow a bean's first root and leaves, sort facts from guesses, and start an observation journal with a grown-up.

13 min readRead the story

A little book nook to share with children

A little time to read together

There's no need to hurry or find the right answer. Turn the pages at your child's pace.

One page at a time

Open a book and turn pages with the arrows or a swipe. You can change the text size too.

Different thoughts are welcome

Talk about a scene that stays with you. It's fine to listen without answering.

Take a little break

You don't have to finish today. Open the book again whenever you'd like.

Original stories and science through storytelling · Ages 7–10 · Read together with a guardian