Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls alternatives

My Storytime helps you record stories when you’re apart and makes them instantly accessible back home through the Google Assistant. Inspired by an active duty military family, the Olivers, now every family can record stories and share them.

Varnan brings the warmth of India to you, one story a day, every weekday. We write inspiring stories drawn from the history, culture, and heritage of India. And we tell the stories in ways that young children can understand, relate to, and learn from.

The Storytime app gives you access to tons of children's stories to read aloud. Anytime and anywhere. The free app contains unique stories and rhymes that you won't find anywhere else, written by enthusiastic parents and writers. The stories are suitable for children aged 2 to 12 years.

Bookroo is a monthly subscription for kids ages 0-10. We combine the excitement of opening a gift with the discovery of a new, treasured book! Each book is individually wrapped to help your child see reading as a gift. We enable and empower parents to build their children's book collections and help children to fall in love with reading!

Kid Things is a messaging service that shops for what your child needs so you have more time for them.

Little Dumplings invites readers to explore the beauty of cultural diversity, aiming to inspire us all to appreciate our differences and at the same time realize just how much we have in common.

My mom has been working on this new children's book about being yourself for a while and now seems like a perfect time for it! An inspiring story about encouraging kids to be themselves! You can do and be whatever you want. Yeah? Says Who?

The App enables kids to learn English effectively by providing an abundance of English material and English recordings. The reading content is classified according to the Lexile Graded Reading Evaluation System, which matches the reading ability of readers.

The Polaris-Away is a kids book that makes it fun to talk about adoption. My wife and wrote and illustrated this in the middle of our adoption process because we wanted to share the wonder of it and not just nuts and bolts. Hope you enjoy!