Minky
A curious little reader with a big heart. There’s always room beside his chair.
The one with the bookA little mink. A world of wonder.Every adventure
Every adventure
starts with
“read to me”.
Pull up a cosy chair. Meet Minky and his friends, discover somewhere wonderful, and let a little story grow.
✦ Made for little listeners and the people who read to them.
Tonight’s adventure
Minky and the Little Roar
Minky and the Little Roar
Small paws. Big imagination.Stories worth sharing.A little wonder, every day.
Good company for a good storyA tree full
A tree full
of friends.
Everyone dreams a little differently.
That’s what makes storytime so lovely.
Sam
A ginger cat with a sleepy purr and dreams of being a brave jungle tiger.
The little roar
Hoot
An owl who knows the night sky, but still loves discovering something new.
The moonlight listener
Flat Fin Fred
A river fish with ocean-sized dreams. Every good story deserves a happy splash.
The big dreamerA book is a door. Shall we open it?
Stories to share togetherYour next little adventure.
New short story · About 3 minutesMinky and
Minky and
the Little Roar
Sam wants a roar as big as a tiger’s. But what happens when a tiny mouse hears it?
Meet the original bookThe Mink That
The Mink That
Liked to Read
One little mink discovers that the words he loves can help his whole family.
Book in development. Publication details to follow.
A little play after storytime
Let your imagination loose.
Find the friends.
Turn over two cards. Can you find all four pairs?
What happens next?
A character. A place. A little surprise. Make up a story together.
There’s no wrong ending. Let your child lead.
We shared a story!
Every time you read together, add a star to your little story sky.
Your stars stay on this device.
For parents, carers and teachersLittle stories.
Little stories.
Time together.
Minky’s world starts with a simple pleasure: sharing a book. Read slowly, try a funny voice, pause for a question, or let your little listener tell you what happens next.
- Short adventures for roughly ages 4–7.
- Room for curiosity, kindness and a bit of mischief.
- Stories and play without children’s accounts.
There’s more growing on the tree.
Planned next: bedtime stories, printable activities and read-aloud recordings. Each new adventure will have a home here.