Lolo Land📖 Lolo Land stories and comics
Lolo Land stories are short stories for kids ages 3 to 7 that you can read together in a few minutes, and the comics have short, easy speech bubbles. Every story shows, without preaching, a value any family recognizes, whatever their beliefs: sharing, telling the truth, saying sorry, saying thank you and caring for someone who is sad. Tap 🔊 and the site reads it out loud.
Stories to read
The Papaya Mess
Espoleta bumps into Ice and drops his fruit, but they soon make up.
Story · 💛 Forgiving
The Shared Apple
Ice gets his six-thirty apple and sees that his friend Paco is hungry. He thinks it over, remembers when someone shared with him, and discovers that sharing makes everything taste better.
Story · 💛 Sharing
Who Broke the Trophy?
Ice runs in the living room, knocks over his shiniest trophy and is tempted to blame a little ghost nobody can see. But he chooses to tell the truth, and finds out Deb cares more about him than about any trophy.
Story · 💛 Telling the truth
Grandma's Sweater
Grandma Sandy knits Ice a colorful, slightly crooked sweater. The beauty champion almost makes a face, but he sees the love in every stitch and says thank you in the sweetest way.
Story · 💛 Gratitude
Room for Two
Gattuso gets jealous of Deb's lap, and Ice notices that underneath the jealousy, his friend is sad. Instead of pretending not to see, he makes room for two.
Story · 💛 Compassion
A Ride in the Stroller
On a day out in the countryside, cousin Choco gets tired and cries. Ice looks at his baby stroller, the comfiest place in the world, and decides to give him a ride.
Story · 💛 SharingComics
The Little Bump
Espoleta accidentally drops Ice's pear, and he chooses to forgive.
Comic · 💛 Forgiving
The Missing Sock!
Deb's polka-dot sock is missing, and Ice follows Gattuso's giggle. A comic about saying sorry and forgiving.
Comic · 💛 Saying sorry
Wait Your Turn
At the beauty contest, Ice always wants to go first, until he meets Mel, nervous on her first time. A comic about waiting your turn.
Comic · 💛 Waiting your turn
Who Gets There First?
Espoleta challenges Ice to a race to the lake, but cousin Choco falls behind. A comic about looking out for the little ones.
Comic · 💛 Looking out for little onesFrequently asked questions
Are the stories good for bedtime?
Yes. They're calm and short (2 to 4 minutes), with no scares and always a sweet ending.
What values do the stories show?
Sharing, telling the truth, saying sorry and forgiving, gratitude, compassion and waiting your turn. The value shows in what the characters do, never in a lecture.
Can the site read the story out loud?
Yes. Tap "Read it to me" and your phone's or computer's own voice reads it, highlighting each part on screen.
Are the stories free?
Yes, they're all free with no sign-up.