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We tell tales that build and broaden young minds. We invite you to join us.

Hello,

That’s me on the right. I’m Chester A. Frog II with my son, Chester A. Frog III, we all call him Junior. Oh, and on the left is our new Headmaster at Paddington, Floyd P. Frog. He’s all old mate and school chum from back in the day.

Our Goal

At Tiny Tales Press, we ignite young minds with our "Life Lessons for Youth." Each story imparts valuable lessons to children aged three to ten.  However, everyone can benefit from remembering these basic life lessons.

Our stories, crafted by human writers using human intelligence, take the reader on a journey of kindness, courage, and curiosity. They foster emotional intelligence and social skills, making a significant impact on the lives of young readers.  

Each narrative inspires, teaches, and nurtures a love for exploration and life itself.  

More than tales, our publication is a companion for young minds to dream and grow,  bridging magical stories with foundational reading skills. With your invaluable support, we’ll inspire a new generation of thoughtful readers, creating a community of learning and growth. 

“Nurturing Young Minds, One Tale at a Time.”

Every week, beginning the 20th of May, we’ll feature seven new stories, each only 100 words long, featuring an image and a link to its one-minute video counterpart on YouTube.

Seven stories, creating seven memorable events to share with your children. Every moment with a child of any age is a chance to create a memory.

Here’s a sample of one of our stories:

Gandy, the wize frog, hopped beside the pond. “Remember, Callie, honesty is our magic.”

“But why does it matter?” Callie’s frog eyes were wide as the full moon reflected in the water.

“Only truth can build trust, and trust binds us.” Gandy’s voice was stern yet gentle, his gaze settling on the beautiful calm waters.

Callie pondered, kicking a pebble. “But if I tell Leo I broke his reed flute…”

Gandy smiled. “He’ll appreciate the honesty more than the flute. Mistakes happen, Callie; trust endures.”

Nodding, Callie bounced away, her heart a little lighter, ready to face Leo.

Special thanks to CJ Coop from London, England, for the graphic and the story (Drabble). For more information, please go to TinyTales.Press or visit us on YouTube.

If you have questions, please email us at Admin@TinyTales.press.

Thanks for reading,

Chester A. Frog, II

P.S. You can also visit us on Medium.com.