One-sitting stories
Jocomi's Flower in Rain Boots
Jocomi wants to paint a flower just like the real one. But a blue blot spreads into a puddle! With fresh paper ready, why does Jocomi reach for yellow paint?
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 bookIt's okay to take a reading break.
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One-sitting stories
Small, complete stories to share in a single sitting.
One-sitting stories
Tai's Never-Ending Hide-and-Seek
Every time Coco finds Tai, their hiding area grows. Two discoveries, but not one finished round! When Tai tries seeking, a different kind of fun begins.
One-sitting stories
Why Coco Left the Garden Gate Open
A napkin lands on Coco's head during preparations for a perfect picnic. With Mimi's help, more than the garden gate gets a little adjustment.
One-sitting stories
The Little Robot with All the Answers
“Calculation complete!” The little robot prepares a new kite before Coco finishes speaking. But the old kite holds a story no ruler can measure.
One-sitting stories
Mimi's Hush Garden
Bells, greetings, and a rattling cart arrive all at once. After Mimi's “Hush!” stops Coco short, the friends try a little sound experiment.
One-sitting stories
Sasa and the Mixed-Up Flower Parcels
Sasa delivers two flower parcels in a flash. But the wrong flowers arrive at the garden gate! What will Sasa say when a quiet repair becomes an enormous bow?
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Stories to follow
Walk through the heart garden together, one chapter at a time.
Stories to follow
Haru Pet — The Secret of Heart Garden
Eight stories begin with wet footprints at the gate. Coco, Mimi, and an unfamiliar visitor discover a garden with room for different paces.
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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.
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