Fantastic Tales: A Bedtime Podcast for Kids

Alien visitors blast every human on Earth with a weapon that removes all their emotions, and it's up to one girl to save them all. Support the showDon't forget to subscribe and rate and review our podcast. Your reviews go a long way toward helping our podcast reach more listeners. Want to help us make new episodes? Visit this link to give us a tip or donation! For questions, comments, etc, please email us at FantasticTalesForKids@gmail.com.

It's another awesome picture book! This is from the series Sterling the Knight, and the story is called Sterling and Nugget the Dragon by Judd B. Shaw, illustrated by Marrieta Gal. To get your copy of the book, visit this Amazon link. Support the show

In this mini episode, we're reading the beautiful picture book called Sweet Dreams Lil Paw by Bruce Dierking, illustrated by Penny Weber. To see the illustrations, purchase your copy of this book on Amazon through this link. For more information about this series, visit ThePowerPaws.com or visit the author's website:  BruceDierking.com.  Support the show

Charlie has always had trouble understanding other people. One day, after accidentally making another kid upset, Charlie attempts to build his very own robot friend.  Support the show

Billy loves bugs and pretending to be a bug, but when the school bully Collin Toadloafer pushes him too far, Billy learns just how bug-like he can really be. Support the show

So happy to be back with you all. I've got an exciting announcement! Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/DreamCityCinema)

Have you ever felt different? For a squirrel being raised in a family of birds, Red could relate. Beyond the main differences, Red tries hard to fit in with his bird siblings when it comes to learning how to fly. Will he fit in or find a way to become who he really is?

Wolfbats. Purple Oak. Flying unicorns. This is the conclusion to Part 1 of Ryleigha's Magic Wand, where our hero, the Elf Ryleigha, goes on a quest with her father to find a rare type of wood meant to be used as a magic wand. In Part 1, Ryleigha dealt with anxiety. Needing a break, she walked away from the group only to slip and hit her head on log. Knocked unconscious, she awoke to discover she was all alone in Farthington Forest - dangerous woods where predators roam. Can Ryleigha use her knowledge of the forest to survive? Will she find her father again?

Ryleigha is a young elf who loves exploring, but her father worries that one day she might get lost in the woods, so he decides that it's time for her to get something to help her find her way home... a magic wand.  The trouble is, they need a very special, rare type of wood. Thus, her father and their two talking horses set out on an adventure to brave dangerous terrain, meet majestic unicorns, and battle dangerous creatures ... all so they can find Ryleigha her very own magic wand.

Maddie loves science and math. One day, while bored and upset with her parents, she decides to build her very own airplane and fly away forever. But running (or flying?) away isn't all it seems, and Maddie soon realizes how much she misses her family. Can she return home, or is it too late?

Young Ansel needs money to help his mother save their home, so when he's tasked with feeding a real live lion, he's overjoyed. Something soon happens that astonishes him, and he learns he has a deep and pained connection with the caged animal. 

There are many stories of helpless damsel in distress hero stories, but in this episode of Fantastic Tales, we meet fourteen year old Isabella who does the saving. As heir to the throne of Skyland, the trouble begins when Isabella is faced with a situation that threatens to upheave both the land of her allies, and her own. Learning about leadership, she realizes that she must be the one to embark on a dangerous journey to rescue a Prince, and in doing so, save her kingdom.

My name is Adam Orton. I'm a filmmaker, with my latest movie called AMELIA 2.0 on Amazon Prime. I'm also a father, and as someone who loves telling stories, one night while tucking my kids to bed and telling them a story I made up on the spot, an idea hit me: why not write some of these down and record them to share with other? Thus, Fantastic Tales was born. Join me. In each episode I'll read original content by me, and who knows... someday I'd love to take suggestions from the audiences. That's where YOU come in. Thank you for checking us out. I'm glad you're here!