Long and funny stories about siblings featuring groups of children for kids aged 11 to 12

Discover a captivating universe where long and fun stories come to life, specially designed for children aged 11 to 12. These tales feature groups of children and siblings, promising hilarious adventures that will make you laugh and dream. Let yourself be carried away by thrilling narratives, and feel free to read online or download your favorites for free in PDF format. Each story is an invitation to the imagination, perfect for stimulating creativity and strengthening bonds among friends. Ignite the spirit of your young readers with our entertaining and enriching stories!

Funny stories about siblings: groups of children (4)

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Three girls: Lila, 11, brown hair in a braid wearing a green T‑shirt, kneeling center in front of a large wooden easel holding tape and attaching paper flaps to a colorful board; Mina, 12, light brown hair, blue-and-white striped T‑shirt, standing left holding a dolphin-shaped clothes peg and steadying the board; Junie, 11, short curly hair, yellow T‑shirt with an ink stain, crouched right by an overflowing laundry basket of pegs (one ladybug pegs) letting some fly into the air. They are in a bright sunroom with light tile floor, large glass roof with angled sunbeams, potted plants on wicker shelves, a rattan chair, a small electric fan on a stool creating a breeze, and posters and colored papers on the walls. The display board is tilted partly into the peg basket, pegs scattered in the air, paper flaps open and floating as the three sisters work together to tape and clip the flaps, surprised and amused expressions, dynamic scene with vivid colors.

The providential clothespin basket and the fallen easel mystery

Reading 21 min. (1) 11-12 years old

When Mina ignores a do-not-touch note and a wind-powered school project tumbles into a basket of clothespins, three sisters must untangle a growing misunderstanding and scramble to set the flapping display right.

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Four girls: Mina, 12, dark chestnut straight shoulder-length hair, mischievous look, arms crossed on the left of the bench, proud but softened smile; Tess, 12, brown ponytail, round glasses, notebook and pen on the right of the bench, taking serious notes while snickering; Ivy, 11½, short red hair, paint on her knees, crouched by the flowerbed in front of the bench, blowing a small whistle and holding a noise-making spoon; Nora, 11, youngest, blonde braided hair, seated center on the bench holding a small golden sock-shaped trophy in a box, embarrassed but beaming; scene: a pedestrian roundabout turned park with a paved circular path, colorful flowerbeds, wooden benches, a vintage lamppost, a golden retriever in the background, sunbeams through low branches and petals in the breeze; main action: a handmade trophy ceremony with the four sisters laughing around the bench, a poster in the flowerbed reading BEST SISTER AWRAD, joyful slightly awkward pastel atmosphere, friendly gestures and a light wind lifting the poster corner.

The Best Sister Aw-Rad Trophy

Reading 29 min. 11-12 years old

When Nora crafts a homemade "Best Sister" trophy to bring her squabbling siblings together, a misspelled poster turns their peaceful ceremony into a funny, unfolding neighborhood spectacle that tests their patience and loyalty.

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Four boys: Leo, about 8, small with messy light-brown hair, wearing a large blue whale-patterned blanket as a hood and running right in the foreground with his face blurred under the fabric; Max, about 11, tall with short brown hair, furrowed brows but a smirk, slightly behind left of Leo holding an orange traffic cone called the Cone of Destiny, laughing and encouraging; Ollie, about 11, curly blonde and expressive, mouth open in laughter, left and behind Max on tiptoe as if clapping; Sam, about 11, straight black hair, playful kind look, arms crossed to the right and set back watching amused. Setting: narrow neighborhood alley between concrete garages, light grey cobbles with paint stains and weeds, open-slat wooden fences, a metal hose and green bins at the side, warm late-afternoon light casting long shadows. Main scene: a comical, dynamic moment—Leo dashes under the billowing whale blanket hood, the orange cone swings at Max’s arm, light water splashes on the ground, exaggerated movement and clear expressions, joyful chaotic mood with a vivid palette of blues, oranges and greens.

The Great Whale Blanket Treaty

Reading 29 min. (2) 11-12 years old Available in audio story

When youngest Leo finds the family's beloved "Whale Blanket," a game of challenges with his brothers in the neighborhood alley spirals into sprinkler mishaps and a bell‑announced pause that forces them to rethink how to share and work together.

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There are 2 main characters: Ruby, an 11-year-old girl with curly brown hair, wearing a pink t-shirt and denim shorts, lying on the floor surrounded by LEGO, smiling mischievously; and Zoe, a 12-year-old girl with long straight hair, wearing a striped shirt and a colorful skirt, sitting on the couch with her arms crossed, pretending to be exasperated while smiling. The setting is a warm family living room with a large comfy couch, scattered cushions, a soft rug, and sunlight filtering through the curtains. Toys are scattered on the floor, and a board game is overturned next to them. The main situation shows Ruby, looking determined, giving orders to Zoe, who pretends to lament and act like a little sister. The two girls are enjoying a joyful moment together, surrounded by chaos and laughter, illustrating their playful role exchange.

sisters for a day: the big switch

Reading 12 min. (13) 11-12 years old Available in audio story

Two sisters, Ruby and Zoe, decide to swap roles for a day, leading to hilarious mischief and unexpected challenges as they navigate the ups and downs of being each other. As they embrace their new responsibilities, they discover the true meaning of sisterhood and the joys of their unique bond.

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Long and funny stories about siblings featuring groups of children for kids aged 11 to 12

Funny stories about siblings: groups of children (4)

The providential clothespin basket and the fallen easel mystery

The Best Sister Aw-Rad Trophy

The Great Whale Blanket Treaty

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sisters for a day: the big switch

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