One by one, the doors at Marley’s school start vanishing. First the music room, then the gym—with the gym class still inside. Whispers swirl about ghosts, goblins, and cursed hinges.

But Marley’s not buying it.

With her friends (and some surprisingly helpful snacks), she launches an investigation. What they discover behind a glowing mystery door is stranger, sillier, and more heartwarming than anyone expected.

Marley and the Case of the Disappearing Doors is a Cub Club original for ages 4 to 9. This story blends mystery, laughter, and just enough weirdness to remind kids that being curious is sometimes the bravest thing of all.

This story gently supports: • Developing investigative and critical thinking skills • Working together to solve big problems • Trusting the process when things don’t make sense • Finding playfulness even in confusion

If this story brought giggles, gasps, or big questions into your home, we’d love a 5-star review. Your support helps Cub Club keep exploring the wild and wonderful unknown.

Leo didn’t mean to unleash a sandwich crisis. He just wanted to win the Build-a-Sandwich Challenge.

But when his 12-layer Everestwich starts growing, duplicating, and possibly whispering in sandwich language, the school quickly descends into a mayo-fueled meltdown.

With help from his friends (and a spatula the size of a tennis racket), Leo must stop the snack-based chaos and learn how to clean up a mess he didn’t plan for.

Leo and the Sandwich That Took Over the School is a Cub Club original for ages 4 to 9, packed with laughs, clever twists, and a reminder that our best ideas sometimes come with crumbs.

This story gently supports: • Taking responsibility for our actions • Navigating overwhelm with humor and creativity • Asking for help when things go too far • Embracing teamwork in unexpected situations

If this story brought giggles or insight to your family, we’d be honored if you left us a 5-star review. Your support helps Cub Club continue baking up stories that nourish laughter, connection, and growth.

One second, Nina was playing Freeze Tag. The next, her big toe was glowing like a disco light—and suddenly, everyone wanted a piece of her.

Overnight, her toe becomes a social media sensation. It’s wearing sunglasses, attending school assemblies, and even making demands. But when the excitement spins out of control, Nina starts to wonder: what happens when the thing people love about you isn’t the real you?

Nina and the Day Her Toe Got Famous is a funny and tender Cub Club story for ages 4 to 9. It’s a playful adventure with a heartfelt reminder that even magical toes can’t replace the power of being yourself.

This story gently supports: • Self-worth beyond performance or appearance • Navigating attention and pressure • Humor as a bridge for emotional insight • Re-centering after big changes or public moments

If this story made your child laugh—or helped them feel a little more grounded in their own glow—we’d be so grateful for a 5-star review. Your support helps Cub Club continue to shine in all the right ways.

Dex was ready for a normal day. He’d brushed his teeth, fed his turtle, and almost found matching socks.

But when he walked into the kitchen… the ceiling was gone.

Just gone.

What follows is a surreal, funny, and deeply heartfelt adventure through a day where everything feels upside-down—floating numbers, birds in the hallway, and a quiet librarian who reminds Dex that even when the roof vanishes, we can still find our way back to solid ground.

Dex and the Day the Ceiling Disappeared is a Cub Club original for ages 4 to 9, helping kids navigate big changes, name their emotions, and laugh through the weird parts.

This story gently supports: • Processing unexpected change and uncertainty • Building emotional resilience • Naming and normalizing “big feelings” • Reframing fear with curiosity and creativity

If your family found comfort, laughter, or a new perspective in this story, we’d be honored if you left a 5-star review. Your support helps Cub Club create meaningful tales for growing hearts and shifting times.

Tilly thought Tuesday would be normal… until she opened her front door and found a chicken in a sweater. From there, things got stranger: spaghetti in her lunchbox, kazoo pencils, a floating hula hoop, and a chicken named Cluckford who claimed to be the Keeper of Time.

Soon, Tilly and her best friend Max are chasing flying homework through mysterious lands, solving riddles with talking mailboxes, and performing the Chicken Dance to save the space-time continuum.

Tilly and the Trouble with Tuesday is a laugh-out-loud Cub Club adventure for ages 4 to 9, full of playful twists, portal-jumping hilarity, and a surprisingly wise reminder that some of life’s weirdest moments can turn into its most magical.

This story gently supports: • Adaptability and emotional flexibility • Creative problem-solving under stress • Letting go of control in unpredictable moments • The healing power of laughter and imagination

If this story made your family giggle, gasp, or start dancing like a time-traveling chicken, we’d love it if you left a 5-star review. Your support keeps Cub Club stories looping through magical mayhem and heartfelt lessons.

In this magical Cub Club episode, join brothers Jaden and Phoenix as they discover a mysterious new door in their hallway—one that wasn’t there yesterday. What lies beyond is a glowing forest filled with talking owls, giggling fruit, and gifts that can only be earned through courage, kindness, and laughter.

Perfect for children ages 3–8, this heartwarming and funny adventure explores emotional intelligence, sibling bonding, and the magic that lives inside us all. With gentle humor and wonder, this story reminds us that sometimes the wildest places we travel… are the ones we enter through our hearts.

Themes: courage, kindness, emotional resilience, magical realism, sibling love, adventure, bedtime calm

Lulu was just walking to school when it happened— A leaf shouted at her.

Not just any leaf. A loud, wiggly, orange leaf that insisted it had something important to say. Soon, Lulu finds herself at the center of a leafy movement, complete with glitter signs, interpretive dances, and a message everyone almost missed.

Lulu and the Very Loud Leaf is a playful Cub Club original for ages 4 to 8 that invites children to listen more closely to the little things—and to recognize that magic often whispers before it shouts.

This story gently supports: • Deep listening and mindfulness • Creative self-expression • Imagination as a tool for empathy • Celebrating small voices and overlooked things

If this story stirred your child’s imagination or helped them notice something new in the world around them, we’d be so grateful if you left a 5-star review. Your support helps Cub Club grow stories that awaken wonder, kindness, and connection.

with noodles. And when Miles declares he’s bringing lunch for the entire school, Jasper gets swept into a week of worm baths, lasagna bricks, and watermelon hats.

Eventually, Jasper hits his limit—and with courage and care, he learns how to set a boundary without breaking the friendship.

Jasper and the Backpack Full of Noodles is a Cub Club original story for ages 4 to 8, full of humor, heart, and unexpected wisdom about what it means to be a good friend and stay true to yourself.

This story gently supports: • Building and honoring personal boundaries • Assertiveness with kindness and care • Understanding consent and emotional safety in friendships • Creative self-expression and playful problem-solving

If this story made your child giggle or helped them feel seen, please consider leaving a 5-star review. Your support helps Cub Club continue crafting meaningful tales that guide and delight children around the world.

Talia is the queen of recess.

She’s known for epic games, wild ideas, and turning any playtime into an unforgettable event. But when the playground freezes over—slide, swings, and all—Talia’s plans shatter like icicles.

In a whirlwind of hairdryers, mitten mountains, and one too-curious kindergartener named Otis, the kids try everything to unfreeze their favorite space. But it’s not until a quiet voice offers a new idea that Talia learns the power of letting go and building something even better from the chill.

Talia and the Day the Playground Froze is a longer Cub Club original for ages 4 to 8—bursting with humor, teamwork, and just the right amount of banana-based problem-solving. Perfect for any child learning to adapt when things don’t go their way.

This story gently supports: • Leadership and flexibility in the face of change • Creative problem-solving and teamwork • Playfulness and adaptability • Listening to quieter voices

If this story brought giggles, warmth, or a new perspective to your home, please consider leaving a 5-star review. It helps Cub Club continue crafting magical, meaningful tales for families everywhere.

Nico loves his bedtime pajamas—they’re cozy, starry, and full of useful pockets. But one night, a mysterious new pocket appears… then another… and another… until Nico’s bedtime turns into a magical, messy adventure of rubber chickens, sticker rolls, and a surprise visit from a sleepy bee.

What starts out as the coolest discovery ever quickly turns into a hilarious pajama predicament that teaches Nico something important: not every good thing needs to go on forever.

Nico and the Pajamas of Infinite Pockets is a Cub Club original for ages 4 to 8, perfect for kids who love collecting, imagining, and stretching their curiosity to the edge of bedtime (and just a little past it).

This story gently supports: • Curiosity with healthy limits • Managing over-stimulation and clutter • Learning to recognize “enough” • Magical thinking and playful problem-solving

If this story added fun, focus, or a little peace to your evening routine, we’d be so grateful if you left us a 5-star review. Your support helps Cub Club continue crafting stories that inspire imagination and inner wisdom.