Emma's Little Library of Story-Hour

Ages 3–5

When Emma's picture books tumble into one giant, jumbled mountain, she must sort them into three cozy stacks so her teddy bear friends can finally hear their favorite stories at story-hour.

A gentle look at how sorting a big mess into small steps builds confidence, patience, and the pure joy of sharing a story with the ones you love.

In a snug little room where the lamp glowed bright, books were piled like a mountain, left there overnight. Emma looked at the heap with a hopeful hum, tapping her chin, wondering where to begin. "Story-hour is coming... but where do I start?"

"I know!" said Emma, and she clapped her hands twice. "Some books have animals, some books have space, and some books have magic — let's give them all a place!" Ring! goes the bell, and the stories begin!

First came the animals — a lion, a bear, a wobbly duck with a feather askew. Emma stacked them up gently, one, two, three. Ring! goes the bell, and the stories begin! "Animal stack, animal stack, tall as can be!"

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