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.

Prepare to laugh and tear up with Moby the monkey, who shrinks himself with magic syrup. He meets a gang of funny fleas, joins a tiny battle, and leaps through a whole new world. Returning to his normal size, Moby learns that friendship knows no size.

Step into the chilling tale of two adventurous camels who wander into an eerie abandoned castle. As shadows twist and grow, strange sounds fill the air, and icy fear grips their hearts, they endure a terrifying night. But when dawn reveals the harmless truth behind their imagined horrors, they find courage in the light of day.

Enter the bittersweet tale of Hank, the big, gentle hippo who once hid from a world that mocked him. Teased for his size, he discovered hope in the art of sumo wrestling and poured his heart into transforming his pain into strength.

The Vampire Bar, Creative Crane, The Hornless Deer, The Lion Skaters, The Fox's Robot, and others will stir your soul, pull at your deepest emotions, and leave you forever changed—these tales demand more than just your attention; they will make it impossible to feel indifferent.