Campfire Stories for Kids: The Howling Tales Collection

Wolves, Warnings, and Weird Encounters to Tell by Firelight — 33 Magical, Funny & Scary Stories That Keep Young Adventurers Hooked Until the Last Line

De: Alvin Stinewood

Narrado por: Morgan Kingwell, Midnight Story Lab, EchoTales Studio

Ready to Howl, Laugh, and Wonder? Discover 33 Spooky, Silly, and Unforgettable Tales for Brave Young Listeners.

It’s a quiet night by the fire. The logs crackle, the forest whispers, and somewhere in the distance... a wolf begins to howl.

That’s your cue to press play on Campfire Stories for Kids: The Howling Tales Collection—a spellbinding mix of mystery, laughter, and just the right amount of goosebumps. Every story pulls kids into a world where curiosity wins over fear, and imagination runs wild beneath the stars.

What Makes This Audiobook Unmissable:

• Wolves, Warnings, and Whispers in the Dark: Strange sounds, clever creatures, and mysterious twists that thrill without terrifying.
• Fast-Paced Stories Full of Surprises: Haunted lunches, secret trails, and talking campfires that keep young adventurers hooked until the last word.
• Perfect for Ages 6 to 12: Wholesome, safe, and irresistibly fun for families who love storytelling together.
• Ideal for Bedtime, Campouts, or Long Drives: Short enough for busy nights, deep enough to spark big imagination.
• Crafted by Real Storytellers: Written with rhythm, warmth, and humor—not generated by machines.

Why Families Love The Howling Tales Collection:

• Encourages screen-free listening and shared laughter
• Age-appropriate thrills for sensitive listeners
• Fun lessons on bravery, curiosity, and friendship woven through every adventure
• Stories designed to bring families closer, one tale at a time

Press play, close your eyes, and step into the firelight.

Because sometimes, the best adventures don’t happen in daylight—they begin with a howl in the dark and a story waiting to be told.

©2025 Alvine Stinewood (P)2025 Alvine Stinewood

Great Use of Sound and Voice

The narration of The Screaming Fern was fantastic. The way the voice shifted made the plant feel alive and spooky, but still appropriate for kids.

Perfect Road Trip Companion

Perfect Road Trip Companion
We listened to The Cabin That Grew Teeth on a drive to my parents’ house. Both kids were wide-eyed, and the silence in the car was golden for us. The suspense kept them engaged, and the ending had them giggling nervously.

Great Use of Sound and Voice

The narration of The Screaming Fern was fantastic. The way the voice shifted made the plant feel alive and spooky, but still appropriate for kids.

Couldn’t Stop Listening

The Whispering Forest set the tone for the entire collection. The atmosphere was spooky without being too dark, and my kids hung onto every word. We ended up listening to three more stories that night because they simply refused to stop.

Great for Bedtime

The length of the stories is just right. The Sleepwalking Tree was our bedtime story last night, and it wrapped up nicely before the kids got restless. They loved imagining a tree wandering around the forest.

Instant Family Favorite

The Lantern Keeper has officially become my son’s favorite story. He asked to replay it the next night and now pretends to carry an old lantern whenever we walk the dog at night. The stories spark imagination in such a natural way.

Kept Them Quiet

One-Eyed Owl was surprisingly calming. My usually restless 8-year-old sat still through the whole thing. That’s a win in my book.

Spooky but Funny

The combination of haunted forests and silly outcomes had my kids hooked. They got just the right amount of shivers before bursting into laughter.

Funny and Creepy Mix

The Bed That Bit Back had both of my kids laughing and squealing at the same time. The creativity behind turning something so ordinary into a spooky story is genius.

Beautifully Told

The Boy with the Storm in His Eyes was hauntingly beautiful. It carried a deeper message, and the narrator delivered it with such emotion that even I was moved.