Fable Pixels
Bible stories kids can step inside. Your child chooses what they would do, then hears what really happened. Read aloud, with puzzles after each story.
For kids about 4 to 12, and the grown-ups reading with them
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Your first minute
Pick a story and let your child make the first choice.
Open it and come back here any time.
The problem
You want your child to know the big stories, and most of what is out there is either a cartoon with a shop attached or a wall of text they will not sit through.
What it does
Interactive Bible stories for kids. At each turn the child decides what they would do, then sees what really happened. Every line can be read aloud, there are puzzles after each story, and there is nothing to buy and no account to make.
What makes it different
Kids' apps are built to keep a child tapping and a parent paying. Fable Pixels is built so a child can finish a story, feel good, and put the tablet down.
Why we built this
Fable Pixels is the first step on the faith ladder here. When a child outgrows it, the stories hand them on to Luther's World, where the same Bible stories and the catechism are written for older readers. Nothing is sold along the way.
Questions about Fable Pixels
What ages is Fable Pixels for?
About 4 to 12. Younger kids can have every line read aloud. Older kids get a mode written for them, and a hand-off to Luther's World when they are ready for more.
Does it cost anything?
No. There are no ads, no purchases inside the stories, and no account to make.
Is it only for church families?
No. Any family can use it. The stories come from the Bible and are told plainly, and your child is never asked to join anything.
Ready to try it?
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