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Free interactive stories: you choose what happens next!

Interactive stories for children immerse you in adventures where you choose what happens next. At each stage of the story, several choices are available to you: each one advances the story in a different direction. You can start over as many times as you like to discover all the possible paths... and all the endings!

The latest interactive stories (345)

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Mira is a young urban anthropomorphic cat with silver whiskers and a yellow shoulder satchel, curious and brave, holding a small lamp and walking resolutely; a small round gray service robot with worried blue LED eyes crouches by a slightly open door and looks at her; two bee-like golden drones buzz overhead, shiny and friendly, watching the futuristic plaza with glass-and-metal buildings, green rooftop gardens, glass walkways and a tulip-shaped building with a low ajar door; Mira follows a blinking violet light on the ground, soft lighting, pastel futuristic colors, dynamic child-friendly composition.

Skyline City and the Little Signal

Interactive story (1) Story of a futuristic city 5-6 years old

In a bright future city run by friendly animal tech, a curious cat follows a mysterious signal and chooses simple, kind solutions to help others.

A middle-aged man with ink-stained fingers, a gentle face and salt-and-pepper hair holds an antique silver compass to his chest, awestruck and serene; the compass has a glossy black dial, a thin silver needle and tiny twinkling letters around the rim. A small red fox sits by the orchard gate, nose raised and ears alert. The scene is a wooden workshop opening onto an apple orchard with a back door to Lantern Ridge, golden leaves falling and a sunbeam warming the space. Before the man three magical paths appear: a moss-covered stone arch, a glittering water trail dotted with floating lamps, and a staircase of luminous feathers rising into the sky. Illustrated in paper-cut style with layered papers, crisp shadows, warm colors (gold, apple green, wood brown, night blue) and bold graphic details.

The Compass of Singing Stars

Interactive story Fantastic myth 9-10 years old

An adult mapmaker follows a magical compass into a bright mythic world, where every choice shapes a different legend.

A confident female pilot in her mid-30s with brown hair in a bun, wearing a navy pilot jacket with gold stripes, holding a small black flight bag and an unfolded flight plan, stands by an airport terminal window; to her left a calm, kind male co-pilot around 30 with short black hair points at a bright weather map on a screen, and slightly behind near a boarding door a smiling, attentive female flight attendant about 28 with chestnut hair in a ponytail in a red uniform stands with blurred passengers behind her; the setting is a night crew corridor and briefing room with large windows showing an illuminated aircraft on the tarmac, soft neon lights, blue weather screens with drawn clouds, flight plans and papers on metal seats and table, warm light on the pilot's face creating a serene, professional atmosphere.

Sky Maps and Soft Landings

Interactive story Pilot's story 9-10 years old

An interactive bedtime adventure that gently teaches how airplane pilots prepare, work with a crew, and keep everyone safe—told through the eyes of a calm, curious woman pilot.

Four girls, about 9 years old, sit and stand around a wooden swing on a sunny playground: a brown-haired girl with a ponytail and a pencil behind her ear wears a pale yellow polka-dot dress and sits center on the swing drawing a large heart in an open notebook; a tan-skinned girl with braided black hair, a blue jacket and red sneakers sits left, smiling at the page with legs crossed on the swing; a curly blond girl in a felt pirate hat and green jacket crouches right, laughing and pointing at a small paper bag of snacks; a freckled redhead in a denim skirt and striped sweater stands behind the swings holding a shiny ribbon and waving as if directing the "meeting"; the scene is warm and intimate on sandy textured ground with green trees, a slightly worn white fence and wooden benches in the background, pastel watercolor palette with gel-pen highlights, snacks and notebook crumbs adding playful detail as they plan a Father's Day celebration.

The Father’s Day Maybe-Magic

Interactive story Story about Father's Day 9-10 years old

Four nine-year-old friends plan a Father’s Day surprise, and every choice leads to a different kind of love, laughter, and gentle improvising.

A 6-year-old girl, excited and focused with messy light-brown hair, mismatched socks and a pastel floral dress, holds a large red paper heart she’s decorating with a pencil and stickers; a slightly flattened ginger teddy bear sits beside her on the floor; the surprised, smiling mother in her 30s stands in the doorway with hands to her chest, looking amazed; a sunny room with light wood floors, white curtains letting in golden rays, a small table with a box of multicolored crayons and scattered stickers, and a wall calendar with a drawn heart; the girl proudly offers her Mother’s Day craft in a tender, joyful moment with warm expressions, soft colors and visible crayon textures.

The Day of Little Love Notes

Interactive story Story about Mother's Day 5-6 years old

A 6-year-old girl prepares a bright Mother’s Day surprise, choosing small, funny, and heartfelt ways to say “I love you,” with many different paths and endings.

Three five-year-old girls — Mia, short chestnut hair and a red scarf tied like a ribbon on the left reaching toward a tiny flame; Lina, black hair in braids at the center holding a flickering yellow lantern like a firefly; Nora, blonde in a ponytail on the right crouching by a pine cone and holding a folded paper star — stand on a snowy street at dusk with shiny cobbles, warm windows with yellow candles, old street lamps and a large Christmas tree decorated with gold garlands and small red baubles as snow falls; beneath the tree a tiny trembling candle hides behind a pine cone with a small silver bell ringing nearby, and the three girls draw close to warm the flame in a gentle, luminous, protective atmosphere.

The Candle-Bell Christmas

Interactive story Christmas tale 5-6 years old

Three five-year-old girls follow a gentle Christmas mystery through snow, bells, a fir tree, and warm candlelight, learning kindness, courage, and sharing.

A soft white anthropomorphic rabbit with round eyes and fine whiskers crouches by rows of bright orange carrots, holding a small shiny carrot; a small round silver saucer rests in the garden on three little legs with an open door and a glowing spiral symbol emitting a soft green light, a chubby pale-green friendly alien with big black eyes and a shy smile leans half out and waves with a three-fingered hand; the evening sky is violet-pink with a faint green aurora, a few stars and a round moon, the field has neat carrot rows, tall green tops, mint-colored grass, some flat stones and a small mound of fresh earth, warm soft light casts long shadows and metallic and orange reflections on the ship and the rabbit, creating a calm, magical, slightly comic friendly encounter.

Binky Rabbit and the Friendly Star Visitors

Interactive story (2) Alien story 9-10 years old

A cheerful sci-fi adventure where Binky the rabbit meets funny aliens, explores bright technology, and chooses how to help new friends in space—without a single human in sight.

Two 8-year-old girls stand at the edge of a dark thicket called Blackthorn Hollow: on the left a girl with long brown hair in two braids wearing a crumpled yellow rain jacket and muddy boots reaches toward a green-gold floating lantern with a curious but hesitant expression; just behind her a girl with chin-length light brown hair in striped pajamas under a gray cardigan and slippers holds her friend’s hand and watches the lantern with wide worried eyes. Twisted black trunks covered in moss, thorny brambles, wet leaf-strewn ground and low-lying mist curl around their feet; a half-buried carved stone and a crossed wooden fence lie nearby. The lantern hovers without a cord, casting green-gold light and long wavering shadows, bells hanging from it giving faint glints, creating a mysterious, slightly eerie but nonviolent atmosphere.

The Whispering Lantern of Blackthorn Hollow

Interactive story (1) Scary story 9-10 years old

Two almost-nine-year-old girls follow a strange lantern into a foggy hollow, where every choice opens a new mystery—some frightening, all brave.

An 8-year-old girl with sparkling eyes and a curious smile, light brown pigtails, wearing a yellow dress with white polka dots, holds a pink ribbon in one hand and reaches for a glittered card on a light wood table; her mother (about 35) with fair skin, tied brown hair and a bit of flour on her nose stands behind the table preparing toasts and watching tenderly, while the father (about 37) with a short beard and blue shirt is crouched by a chair, smiling and whispering with a raised hand to guide her; the table holds an empty basket labeled For Kind Collecting, an illustrated card with glitter stars and a shiny red balloon drifting toward the ceiling; the bright kitchen has pastel tiles, warm sunlight through the window, confetti and ribbons on the floor; main scene: a joyful, quiet moment as the girl chooses her first birthday mission by touching the card, surrounded by colorful objects and attentive parents.

Mila and the Many-Sparkle Birthday

Interactive story (1) Birthday Story 7-8 years old

Mila is turning seven, and the day is full of cheerful preparations, kind surprises, and a bright party—depending on the choices you make.

Three 8-year-olds—Milo, messy brown hair and blue T-shirt, standing center holding a small shining brass "POCKET TIME COMPASS" whose needle trembles and points to an engraved leaf as a small paper slips out; Nora, blond ponytail and green jacket, left, gently tugging the compass string and smiling; Sam, short black hair and red cap, right, holding a pencil like a salute with wide excited eyes—stand in a warm garage with striped wooden floor, cluttered shelves, a workbench, flickering overhead light and golden afternoon light through a window, all with expressions of wonder, ready for an adventure.

The Pocket Time Compass

Interactive story Time travel story 7-8 years old

Three almost-eight-year-old friends find a tiny time device and learn how to explore the past and future without breaking the rules of time.

A LEGO fox with bright orange fur and round ears sits on its haunches at a dark-green brick hedge, sniffing the air, while a LEGO squirrel in an oak to the left holds a nut and three white LEGO geese fly low in the background; the autumn brick clearing has scattered red, yellow and brown leaves, apple trees to the right, a small mirror-blue pond with reeds to the left and a tea-colored sky, and the fox hesitates before three short brick paths to the orchard, marsh and meadow under low golden sunlight, creating a cozy, contemplative atmosphere.

Autumn Paths for a Little Fox

Interactive story (1) Story about autumn 5-6 years old

A gentle, realistic autumn evening adventure where a young fox explores familiar places, learns small lessons, and chooses kind, calming actions.

Milo, a 6-year-old boy with a round face, bright wide eyes and tousled light brown hair, stands by a panoramic window reaching toward a glowing holographic map while Pip, a small round white-and-yellow robot with warm light eyes, floats at his shoulder; a silver-and-pale-blue sinuous melody-line winds across the map as if calling Milo; they are in a modern apartment on the 42nd floor overlooking a futuristic city under a blue dome with stacked gleaming skyscrapers, transparent walkways and small flying vehicles, the scene bathed in blue and silver light conveying a gentle, reassuring sense of adventure focused on Milo's pointing hand and amazed face.

Milo and the City That Sings

Interactive story Story of a futuristic city 5-6 years old

In a bright future city, five-year-old Milo follows a mysterious melody through friendly machines, sky bridges, and glowing gardens. Each choice leads to a different adventure and a warm, safe ending.

How an Interactive Story Works

An interactive story is read step by step. At the end of each part, the child chooses from 3 options: each choice changes the storyline, atmosphere, or characters, and can lead to entirely different paths. This format is ideal for children who like to "decide," imagine alternatives, and test multiple scenarios, never having the same adventure twice.

Choosing an Age-Appropriate Interactive Story

The age range is the best filter for a seamless experience: it ensures consistent vocabulary, pace, and complexity. Younger children follow short and highly guided steps, while older ones enjoy denser plots, twists, and more "strategic" choices. With 345 interactive stories available, it's easy to find a story at the right difficulty, at the right time.

Varying Scenarios Through Genres

Genres allow the story to be adapted to the mood of the day: a tale for a gentle atmosphere, an adventure for action, a mystery for suspense, a funny story for laughter, a holiday story for a special time, an educational one for learning, or even science fiction, fantasy, and professions to explore other universes. Alternating genres prevents boredom and renews the desire to play with the story.

Exploring More Interactive Stories

The last 12 featured stories showcase the latest additions. The "Load More Stories" button allows you to explore more recent stories and quickly find tales similar to those the child enjoyed. As new interactive stories are published every day, you'll always have a new adventure to try.

The Benefits of Interactive Stories

  • ✅ Give the child an active role with 3 choices at each step
  • ✅ Replay the same story multiple times to discover other paths and endings
  • ✅ Enhance attention and understanding of the narrative by following a progression
  • ✅ Easily find a suitable scenario via age and genre
  • ✅ Discover daily new additions in a large catalog
  • ✅ Our interactive stories are 100% free and accessible without registration

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