Short Stories for Kids – Adventures with Ollie

Was there an activity you always enjoy doing with your parents growing up?  And what is that special thing you do with your kids? For Jermaine and his father, it is the evening walks and their shared love for space and stars. It all started with an overnight camping trip on the Global Sleep Under the Stars Night. Do you like to read the story out loud for your kids or teach your kids how to read? You can access the text of the story at Adventures with Ollie. Ollie also lets you personalize each story, giving a chance for your kid to be one of the characters in the story!

Kids story about a strong-willed, confident pup that does anything she can to achieve her goal. Do you like to read the story out loud for your kids or teach your kids how to read? You will find the text version of this and many other stories at: https://www.meetollie.com/kids/stories/

Once upon a time, there was a little dog named Ollie. He loved to play with his friends and run in the fields. Do you like to read the story out loud for your kids or teach your kids how to read? You will find the text version of this and many other stories at: https://www.meetollie.com/kids/stories/ Like the story? Personalize it with your kid’s name at Ollie: https://www.meetollie.com/kids/stories/ollie-and-the-secret-cave

Do ghosts need friends? Roger and Liza are siblings who love ghost stories. At a ghost house, they met a ghost girl who wants to befriend them. Curiosity led them deep into the ghost house, where they embarked on an unexpected adventure. Ollie is more than just a podcast - you can create a personalized story for your kid and play it in multiple languages! Sounds great, right? See more at: https://www.meetollie.com/kids/stories/the-ghost-who-needs-friends

This story is about how a young athlete Brenda found a role model for herself. Through the story of her hero, she learned about winning and losing, and what it meant to have a winning attitude.

In this heartwarming story, the little girl Nina learns to cook with her grandma. Through the process not only is she acquiring some life skills, but she also learns to care for others. In the story, Nina also retells a story that she has read. Retelling stories is a great activity where kids learn to communicate and expand their vocabulary. May we suggest you encourage your kids to retell ‘Cooking with Grandma’ afterward? Like the story? Personalize it with your kid’s name at Ollie: www.meetollie.com/kids/stories/cooking-with-grandma

In this short story, a grasshopper and a donkey make an interesting pair. With their discussion about berries and leaves, kids will learn that we are all different and may like different things. Do you like to read the story out loud for your kids or teach your kids how to read? You can access the text of the story at meetollie.com

This is a spooky story about a haunted house The babysitter was told not to look around in the house, but out of curiosity, she went down to the basement. The light coming from one of the rooms lured her through the dark hallway. Do you like to read the story out loud for your kids or teach your kids how to read? You can access the text of the story at: meetollie.com

This story is suitable for children who are 12 or older. Amaya Pierce has never stopped believing that her missing brother, Quincy, is alive. Not even when the police told her otherwise or when she got in trouble for standing up to bullies who said he was gone for good. So, when she finds a ticking briefcase in his closet, containing a nomination for a summer tryout at the Bureau of Supernatural Affairs, she’s certain the secretive organization holds the key to locating Quincy - if only she can wrap her head around the idea of magicians, fairies, aliens, and other supernatural creatures all being real. We would love to hear from you, you can leave a review about Ollie on our website meetollie.com

This story is suitable for children who are 12 or older. Aria sat in the corner of the room; her knees pulled up to her chest. She had been sitting like this for hours. She didn’t know exactly how many, but it was more than she could count on her fingers and toes. The room was dark, so dark she couldn’t even see her own hands in front of her face. She knew that if she stood up and tried to walk around, she would be unable to find anything or anyone. If you want to listen to more stories or get a personalized story for your kid, visit meetollie.com

One day, Billy, Riely, and Emily went to the Comic Club and saw twenty-one baby frogs there. They were excited and asked the adults if they could teach them how to draw comics. The adults were very happy to help them out, but they realized that the kids probably needed more practice before they could make their comics themselves! If you want to listen to more stories or get a personalized story for your kid, visit meetollie.com

Listen to an audio story from Adventures with Ollie. Ollie was a boy who loved to play. He lived with his family and he was very happy there. He was a good student and great at sports. He always tried his best and wanted to play outside as much as he could. One day, Ollie was playing in the backyard and saw something that made him scream. If you want to listen to more stories or get a personalized story for your kid, visit meetollie.com