Psychologists recommend reading emotional fairy tales, allowing children to experience a broad spectrum of feelings. Also, the tactile activity, when kids touch and read books with colorful pictures, calms them down, promoting a healing effect.

Reading books acts as a form of therapy since fairy tales, whether funny, adventurous or even a little scary with a happy ending—have healing power. Funny and silly stories make children laugh and take away stress and worries. Scary tales let children safely face their fears and even help with things like phobias.


You won’t stop laughing when you meet Mitt, the mouse with teeth so long, they look like they belong to a monster! Ignoring his mom’s advice to gnaw on them, Mitt enjoyed the attention—until his teeth grew too wild. After a disastrous sip of water, Mitt rushed to the dentist, realizing his “funny” teeth weren’t so funny anymore!

Creepy feelings will force you to keep reading as young Bruno the boar stumbles upon a terrifying black tree with glowing eyes in a shadowy forest. Frozen with fear, he races home to his parents, only to return with them and learn the truth.

Watch Colby’s life shift when he’s given a sack of corn, with the promise of a magic kernel that will change his fate. A lazy coyote worked reluctantly. But when the harvest arrives and no magic corn appears, he’s crushed. But he reveals the true magic: it was never in the corn.

The Soccer Teams, The Spoiled Kangaroo, The Giant Hamster, The Cranky Dog, The Greedy Bear, and more will take you on an emotional rollercoaster, making you feel everything from intense excitement to calming relief. These stories will inspire courage and leave you with a sense of satisfaction that only a truly remarkable tale can deliver.