An enchanted storybook world with a tortoise and hare, three little pigs, a woodland cottage, and a beanstalk rising toward a castle.

Storytime with Ellie & Ember

1,000+ stories.And counting.

A whole world of stories. Just ask.

From Grimm’s fairy tales and Aesop’s fables to familiar favorites, a world of stories is waiting inside Imagix.

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Ask questions. Discover the moral. Become part of the story.

So many stories. Where will you begin?

Find their next favorite story.

A few ideas to get you started. Ask for these—or another story your family loves.

Choose a story below to see what to say to Ellie or Ember.

A tortoise and hare in a bright green open meadow beneath a blue sky.

Little stories. Big discoveries.

Aesop’s Fables

Meet clever animals, surprising friendships, and little lessons worth talking about.

The Tortoise and the Hare

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Tortoise and the Hare.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Lion and the Mouse

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Lion and the Mouse.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Fox and the Grapes

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Fox and the Grapes.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Ant and the Grasshopper

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Ant and the Grasshopper.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Red Riding Hood and a friendly wolf in a blue moonlit forest with a purple mushroom and fireflies.

Step into an enchanted world.

Grimm’s Fairy Tales

Discover magical towers, woodland cottages, mysterious promises, and brave little heroes.

Hansel and Gretel

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of Hansel and Gretel.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Rapunzel

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of Rapunzel.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Rumpelstiltskin

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of Rumpelstiltskin.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Elves and the Shoemaker

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Elves and the Shoemaker.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Frog Prince

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Frog Prince.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Little Red Riding Hood

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of Little Red Riding Hood.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Thumbelina and a swallow among giant pink petals and lily pads on a turquoise pond.

Small wonders. Wonderful stories.

Andersen’s Fairy Tales

Follow tiny adventurers and unexpected heroes through stories full of wonder and feeling.

The Ugly Duckling

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Ugly Duckling.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Princess and the Pea

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Princess and the Pea.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Emperor’s New Clothes

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Emperor’s New Clothes.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Thumbelina

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of Thumbelina.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Snow Queen

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Snow Queen.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Three cheerful pigs in a colorful village courtyard with red brick, timber, and straw houses.

The stories they’ll ask for again.

Traditional Favorites

Revisit the familiar characters, playful repetition, and memorable moments of childhood classics.

The Three Little Pigs

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Three Little Pigs.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Goldilocks and the Three Bears

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Little Red Hen

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Little Red Hen.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Gingerbread Man

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Gingerbread Man.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Three Billy Goats Gruff

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Three Billy Goats Gruff.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Alice and the White Rabbit at a vivid Wonderland tea party on a checkerboard terrace.

Let curiosity lead the way.

Storybook Adventures

Climb beyond the clouds, wander through curious worlds, and discover what happens next.

Jack and the Beanstalk

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of Jack and the Beanstalk.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Puss in Boots

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of Puss in Boots.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Aladdin

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of Aladdin.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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A rabbit in a green waistcoat shares a cozy kitchen with a duck and hedgehog, beside lavender cabinets and a round window.

Big adventures for little paws.

Beatrix Potter’s Animal Tales

Visit garden paths, country cottages, and woodland homes with some very curious little animals.

The Tale of Peter Rabbit

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Tale of Peter Rabbit.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Tale of Benjamin Bunny

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Tale of Benjamin Bunny.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Tale of Tom Kitten

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Tale of Tom Kitten.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck

Then ask Ellie or Ember

“Tell me the story of The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck.”

First say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” and wait for a reply. Then ask for your story.

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Have another favorite in mind?

These are just the beginning. Ask Ellie or Ember for the story by name.

Start your storytime

One simple request. A world of possibilities.

Your next story is just a question away.

No searching through menus. Just start a conversation with your Imagix companion.

  1. Say hello.

    Say “Hi Ellie” or “Hi Ember” to your Imagix, then wait for your companion to reply.

  2. Ask for a story.

    Say “Tell me the story of…” followed by the title. Try an old favorite or discover something new.

  3. Let curiosity lead.

    Ask about a character, discover the lesson, or put yourself into the story. There’s always more to imagine.

Try your first story

“Tell me the story of The Tortoise and the Hare.”

More than listening

The story is only the beginning.

With Ellie and Ember, a familiar tale can become a conversation, a discovery, or an adventure of your own.

Ask a question.

Follow their curiosity about the characters and what happens next.

“Why did the hare stop running?”

Discover the moral.

Turn a little story into a bigger conversation about life.

“What can we learn from this story?”

Step into the story.

Let them imagine a place for themselves beside their favorite characters.

“Put me in the story, too!”

Imagine a new ending.

Explore another possibility and see where their imagination goes.

“Can we try a different ending?”

Storytime lets you ask for a tale by name. Quest Mode offers guided adventures with Ellie and Ember. Explore more ways to play

Bring storytime home

Their favorite stories. Their own imagination.

Meet Ellie and Ember, the magical companions ready for your family’s next story.

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