When imagination
turns into a story…

We are two grown-ups who haven't forgotten how wonderful it is to be a child for a while.

We love inventing worlds that don't really exist. Places where trains can fly, elves light the way with lanterns, animals talk, stars keep their secrets and a whole fairy-tale kingdom can hide behind an ordinary door.

And it is from this very imagination that our world of fairy tales was born.

We create original fairy tales for children to listen to before bed, read together with their parents, or revisit their heroes through pictures, colouring pages and other little adventures.

But we don't want to create just fairy tales.
We want to create whole fairy-tale worlds.

Worlds in which every character has their own name, their own story and their own small or big adventure. Where one fairy tale can give birth to another, and an ordinary evening can turn into a moment a child still remembers the next day.

What do we enjoy most about it?

That moment when a brand-new fairy-tale hero is born.

At first it is just a tiny idea.

Then it gets a name.

A face.

A voice.

A home.

Friends.

And finally, a story.

And suddenly it becomes a character who can make a child laugh, teach them something, keep them company on an adventure or help them fall asleep peacefully in the evening.

That's why you can meet all kinds of heroes here — little dragons, elves, princesses, mice, bees, fireflies, animals, magic trains and creatures that are only just about to step out of our imagination. And who knows… maybe another one is being born today.

What is our fairy-tale world about?

About imagination, adventure, laughter, friendship, discovery and lovely moments before bedtime.

Audio stories

Bedtime stories

Fairy-tale songs

Characters

Games

Colouring pages

And many more surprises

Some of our stories will make children laugh. Others will take them on a big adventure. Some will quietly show them what friendship, courage, kindness or helping others really mean. And others will simply be calm and magical, so that little eyes close in the evening and dreaming can begin.