- "The Heron & The Web"
- "Twiggles – Aviatrix Extraordinaire"
- "Two Seeds"
- "The Prince and the Water Nymph"
- "Didi and the Androids"
- "An Unexpected Visitor"
- "Jungle Animal Acrostic"
- "Solving A Story Writing Problem"
- "Sally The Homesick Alien"
- "A Halloween Surprise"
- "A spy in the camp for Litrasaurus!"
- "Secret in the cellar"
- "Gone missing"
- "Lonely Lily"
- "Pin Cushion"
- "Lizzie & Darcy"
- "Twiggles Birthday"
- "Hornet Moth - a story of an old aeroplane for young children"
- "Twiggles the Birthday flight!"
- "Jemima and the Pirates"
- "An Adventure in Venice"
- "New Baby Brother"
- "Dino D-Day"
- "Pilgrimage"
- "The Heron's Tale"
- "Peterkins Mystery "
- "A New Beginning"
- "Malamud"
- "NANNI Just Imagine !"
- "Poor Turkey Girl"
- "The most exiting night ever"
- "The perfect dream"
- "Shona"
- "Theodore"
- "Kiki The Spider's New Web"
- "Bee Ditty"
- "IF"
- "The Underwater City"
- "As You Travel"
- "Viper"
- "Knight of the Golden Goose [UNFINISHED ...]"
- "Boo"
- "Rainy Day"
- "Dragon"
- "Dear Wolf"
- "A Second Christmas ?"
- "Birthday Celebration"
- "Radiant"
- "The Pony and The Crystal"
- "A Poem for Summer"
- "Bed In Summer"
- "Song On A May Morning "
- "Daffodils"
- "Summer Evening "
- "A Poem For April"
- "A Poem For February "
- "Winter"
- "Christmas Bells"
- "A Poem For November"
- "Poet's Calendar"
- "Pig Chef"
- "An Old Seaman's Song "
- "Heavy School Bag"
- "JHONTSY'S MATTED HAIR"
- "The Search for the Fruit of Life"
- "The Tiger"
- "The Art of Being Three "
- "Old Papa Saves the Balls"
- "Beeworm"
- "The Crayon Box"
- "Bedtime"
- "Flora and the Hedgehog - no more extinction allowed"
- "First Day At School"
- "House Designs Ireland"
- "A PRINCESS TODLER STORY"
- "IMAGINE"
- "Sweet Architect"
- "Lily's Secret Time Machine"
- "TELL IT TO THE MOUNTAINS"
- "What On Earth ?"
- "Crash"
- "A Christmas Bauble Adventure "
- "The Mystery Pebble "
- "My Witch"
- "April & May"
- "Sunset"
- "White caps glimpsed through white clouds"
- "Iceland Air "
- "Easter Sunday - Eggstraspecial Day"
- "Emily & the Busterplunks"
- "The World is Saved !"
- "The New Pet"
- "Pearl The Greedy Grompher"
- "Pearl The Greedy Grompher's Jobs "
- "H’s Self-Isolating Nativity Play"
- "One Foot Alien"
- "Alien Character Description"
- "Mupsg Ftbmqxy"
- "The Magician's Orphans- Chapter one"
Featured Stories & Poems
These have been specially picked out by Arbus Magicus
Every month Arbus Magicus selects a story or poem to put right at the top ... is that YOURS up there ?
The others are stories or poems that have been picked before - so if yours is picked it stays on the tree for four months !
Perpetua
Litrasaurus lives in a land called Perpetua which is full of interesting places and characters. CLICK HERE to see them all
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Circuit
Circuit was rather sad because technology had moved on so fast and he seemed not to be much needed. The pre-programme... Read More -
Ariadne
Ariadne, or to give her her full name Ariadne Arachnid Aureus, was a large golden spider who was a very dear friend o... Read More -
Dedicatus
Dedicatus was a Scribe and bookbinder. He was very talented and could make special book covers for the children’s fa... Read More -
Kindler's Bonfire
Kindler loved lighting bonfires. It brought back memories of a happy childhood with his family when they would go cam... Read More -
The Bluebell Wood
The Bluebell Wood in Perpetua is just one of the magical places in that land. Bluebells grow all the year round and i... Read More -
Professor Sci-Fi
Professor Sci-Fi had a secret laboratory within the magic Cave. He was very clever and invented all sorts of contrapt... Read More -
Arbus Magicus
When Litrasaurus was with his family many millions of years ago there were many different types of Ancient Trees - bu... Read More -
Extinctus
“Ex” for short – had come from a futuristic land where robots and computers controlled the everyday running of that l... Read More -
Wally
Wally was a Mammoth who lived in the ice ridden freezing cold area of Siberia. He was an only child of Mr.& Mrs. Wool... Read More -
Christopher
Christopher was a happy boy who was kind and friendly to everyone. He loved to run errands for his ageing grandparen... Read More -
The Jellyfish
Well they were spineless creatures! But very spiteful and they were jealous of other more sophisticated sea creatures... Read More -
Didi Dolphin
Didi was a dolphin and of all the sea friends and other Dolphins she was the most clever. When ships were lost at ... Read More -
Thesaurus
A wonderful cloud that housed the treasure chest of words that all story tellers and writers loved to draw from. The ... Read More -
Androids
These were the “army” of robots or Androids that were created by Extinctus. They would never hurt people or childr... Read More -
Jimmy
Well Jimmy the Octopus was such a scallywag, he loved to tell jokes and silly stories most of all he was so naughty w... Read More
Did you know?
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The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
The Great Omar, as it was known, was a priceless copy of The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, a book of poems, it had been translated from Persian by Edwa...
Litrasaurus Recommends
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The Midnight Folks by John Masefield
A young boy lives in an old country house filled with portraits of his ancestors- one night his great grandfather steps out of his portrait and tel...
Litrasaurus has a Quest !
Litrasaurus’ Quest is to keep alive imagination, allowing children, indeed all of us, to enjoy escaping into other worlds, and to be inspired by words. He wants children to have the freedom to interpret the written word in their own special way and develop their own creativity and empathy. This freedom is granted both by the reading of books and the writing of stories and poems. Using words Litrasaurus aims to inspire imagination in the young at heart, irrespective of age or capability or situation, by offering access to children’s literature, both contemporary and classic, as well as providing a platform to assist and enable the reading, writing, and sharing of stories and poems.
LitraQuest is a site which is designed to engage with anyone interested in the role of stories and poems in developing imagination, creativity, and empathy (including: parents, teachers, grandparents, tutors, authors, media, libraries, bloggers, artists, poets, etc.).