A touching and adventurous story about how Prince Bertie had a lion as a pet when he was still a boy prince. With a nod of acknowledgment to Christian the Lion (YouTube).
Read by Natasha. Proofread by Claire Deakin. Duration 19.57
I was walking along by the palace pond when I heard Tim the Tadpole’s squeaky voice saying, “Bertie can I have a puppy? Oh please Bertie. I would so love to have a pet to play with.”
Bertie was looking a bit stumped for a reply, because he doesn’t like to say, “no,” but he can’t always do what Tim wants. Even though he used to be a prince, he can’t do everything. In fact, now that he’s a frog, most things are more difficult than ever: Except for hopping, and catching flies with his tongue.
Before Bertie could explain to Tim why it’s tricky for a tadpole to keep a puppy, Colin the Carp butted in, “Oh dear. Is there no end to the silly questions of little tadpoles? You can’t have a pet that’s bigger than yourself. If you had a puppy, you would be the puppy’s pet - or his breakfast.”
“Oh yes you can have a pet that’s bigger than yourself,” said Bertie. “The queen once had a camel and that was even bigger than her majesty.”
“Well you can’t have a pet that’s big enough to eat you,” said Colin. “And Tim wouldn’t even make a light snack for a puppy. He would be like a little morsel on the end of his tongue.”
“Oh yes you can have a pet that’s big enough to eat you,” said Bertie. “When I was a prince, I had a lion for a pet.”
‘Rubbish!” Said Colin. “You’re just making up stories again.”
“Well I’m allowed to make up stories," said Bertie, “Because that’s what I’m best at. But this one happens to be true.”
Then Bertie told all the pond life the story of how he had a lion as a pet. I stopped to listen because it sounded jolly interesting.
One time when Bertie was still a small princeling, he went with his mother to the pet shop. This all happened in the good old days before the wicked queen took over and turned Bertie into a frog. Bertie’s mother was much nicer, although a little bit eccentric, which meant that her ideas were sometimes out of the ordinary. She wanted to buy a camel because she thought it would look interesting roaming around the palace grounds. The shopkeeper considered himself to be a bit of a whit, so he said to the queen,“Ah yes Ma’am, a camel. Will that be one hump or two?”
The queen gave the shopkeeper one of her stares, as if she meant his head to be chopped off. So he stuttered, “Of course Ma’am. I do so apologise. Right now we are out of camels. But we do have all sorts of interesting animals fresh in from Africa. For instance, we have handsome lion cub. A lion is rather more royal than a camel if you don’t mind me saying so.”
The queen was about to say, “You silly little man! Lions are for statues, not pets,” but Prince Bertie had already run over to the cub’s corner of the shop. He was so small, fluffy and cute, and he also looked just a bit sad to be living in a box. He gave Berte a tiny little roar.
“Rawwwwwr!”
So Bertie said, "Mummy, Mummy. Do let’s have a lion cub. I promise I’ll look after him all by myself. Honest I will. I’ll keep him with me always and we’ll be bestest friends.”
Bertie’s mother sometimes seemed a bit fierce, but she was a big softie really, and she thought that the lion cub looked very cute and harmless too. So she gave the shopkeeper a gold coin and they took the cub home to the palace.
Bertie called him Tiddles because he thought that was a funny name for a lion. The queen said that it was alright for friends to call him Tiddles, but that he would have to have an official name too for special occasions. So she said that his proper name would be Leopold the First.
Leopold the First, or Tiddles as everybody called him, loved living in the palace. At night he slept in Bertie’s bed where he looked just like a fluffy toy lion. During the day he liked sitting on the roof and watching everyone come and go. Up there, he looked just like a statue of a lion, until he started to move and prowl along the battlements - which gave anyone who noticed a big surprise. At other times he went for walks around the palace grounds, and everyone agreed that he was far more interesting and royal than a camel would ever have been.
For breakfast, Tiddles ate raw steak. For lunch he ate raw steak... And for supper he ate raw steak.
Tiddles grew, and he grew - and he became quite big.
But however big he became, he still loved Bertie. When he saw Bertie coming home from School, he would leap off the roof of the palace into the branches of a big oak tree, then he would climb down and bound up the drive to greet Bertie. He would jump up and hug him with his paws and lick his face. Then they would run into the grounds and play soccer together. Tiddles was great at dribbling the ball with his nose. Though one day when he was hungry he ate Bertie’s best football boots, but Bertie didn’t mind because he loved Tiddles so very much.
Anther game they liked playing was frightening the royal nanny. Tiddles and Bertie would both hide behind the curtains, and when they heard her coming along calling, “Bertie. It’s way past your bedtime young prince!”
The would both leap out and roar like this... "RAAWWWWWWWWR!"
She would be so frightened that she would run off to her room - and Bertie and Tiddles could say up for another half an hour and play.
But one day the king said to Bertie over breakfast, “That cub of yours has become quite a lion. He’s already growing a mane. It’s time he went to the zoo.”
“The zoo!” Said Bertie. “You can’t put Tiddles behind bars! And besides, I love him ! You should think of my feelings too Daddy!”
Of course the king didn’t want to make Bertie sad, so he agreed that Tiddles could live in the palace a little longer. But then one day Tiddles did something that made the king cross. Very cross indeed.
He had just appointed a new prime minister. The prime minister and all the grandest and most important people in the land came to see the king in the palace... Tiddles was waiting for them.
By now Tiddles wasn’t quite a grown up lion but he was no longer a cub. By the standards of cats he was big. Well actually, he was huge. If you didn’t know him, you would be quite scared to meet him. In fact, you would be terrified.
A big velvet curtain hung behind the throne, and sometimes Tiddles liked to sleep behind it. It was his hideaway place.
When the new ministers trooped into the throne room to meet the king, three musicians sounded their trumpets.
The sound woke up Tiddles and he thought that there would be a party with lots of music and games. So he strolled out from behind the curtains, stretched out his body, and then turned around to lick his bottom. In actual fact, he didn’t do anything very frightening at all - but the ministers were frightened.
The Minister of War climbed out of the window and jumped into a rose bush where he tore his trousers on the thorns. The prime minister had more mettle than that, and he picked up a chair and held it out in front of himself like a lion tamer. Tiddles yawned and showed all his teeth. That was too much. The whole government including the Prime Minister leaped out of the widows.
The king was furious because they trampled all over his roses. He decided that he didn’t like the government after all, so he sacked the lot of them and appointed some new ministers.
The next day the newspapers ran headlines like: "King throws ministers to the lions."
And
"Lion-Taming Prime Minister Gets Sack."
The king was furious when he read the papers, and he resolved that Tiddles must go, immediately. The new prime minister, who had replaced the old one who had run away from Tiddles, said he thought that the best place for a lion would be Africa. In fact, everyone in the palace who loved Tiddles - and that was everyone except the royal nanny - all agreed that it would be a wonderful thing to set him free in the wild, where he could live the life of a real lion.
So that’s what happened. The Minister for Nature put Tiddles on a flight to Africa. Before the plane left the tarmac, Prince Bertie came on board to give his pet a special goodbye hug. Then the plane flew Tiddles to Tanzania in East Africa . First he lived in a special sanctuary for lions. Then they released him into the wild. Bertie knew that things had turned out how they should, though he was very sad that he would never see his best friend again.
Three years later, the royal family chose a very special holiday. They went on safari in East Africa. They travelled across the open bush in four-wheel drive cars and saw all the wild animals. They had guides who carried guns just in case any creatures tried to attack them. At night they slept in tents under the stars.
One night they camped on the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater. The king and queen decided to rest for the next day before continuing their safari.
Bertie had become friendly with the chief guide whose name was Joshua. He asked Joshua if had ever heard of a lion who had lived in a palace and been released into the wild. To Bertie’s surprise, Joshua said that of course everyone who worked in the game reserve had heard the story of the royal lion called Tiddles.
Now he was a big strong grown up lion, and was the leader of his pride (which is like a group of lions).
He agreed to take Bertie the next morning to see Tiddles come down to his favorite watering hole. He made Bertie promise to stay in the car, because Tiddles was a wild lion now and might be dangerous.
So Bertie got up at 5AM. Rosy red clouds still veiled the fierce African sun so that the air was still lovely and fresh. The great Ngorongoro Crater was filled with mists so it looked like a witch’s cauldron. Then the treetops started to emerge from the swirling brew. They got into the car and slowly drove down the winding route into the base of the crater. By now the sunlight was starting to play on the bark of the acacia trees. Zebra and deer were grazing in the long grass, always watching with their big glassy eyes for any suspicious movement that could be a big cat hunting for its breakfast.
Eventually they came to the watering hole where Joshua said that Tiddles like to come and drink sometimes. He didn’t come here every day, so they would need to be lucky, and so they waited.
Bertie saw lots of beautiful pink flamingos. He saw a hippo give the biggest yawn he had ever seen, and eventually the grass began to move and a big lion followed by three lionesses began to gamble down to the water. Although he was much bigger than when he had last seen him, Bertie knew right away that it was Tiddles. Tiddles took no notice of the car. He was used to tourists and didn’t think to see who was inside. Instead he led his pride down to drink. Bertie wound down the window and called out, “Tiddles,” but still Tiddles didn’t hear him. So then Bertie did something very silly indeed. He forgot about Joshua’s warning, and he opened the door of the car and jumped out onto the ground. He started to walk towards Tiddles. Joshua immediately leaped out of the driver’s seat and trained his gun on Tiddles.
“Your Royal Highness,” he said. “You had better get back into the car. Just come back slowly. Don’t run. If you run they will attack you.”
But Bertie carried on walking towards the lions and called out, “Tiddles, Tiddles, don’t you remember me? I’m Bertie. Your best friend.”
Tiddles took his mouth up from the water and looked around at Bertie. He stared at him for about half a minute, and then he started to bound towards him, with a great cat like spring in his step. Joshua squeezed his trigger but his gun didn’t fire. Dust had blown up from the wheels of the car had got into the gun and jammed it. It all happened so fast. Bertie didn’t have time to be afraid or to regret not taking Joshua’s advice.
Tiddles feet took off from the ground. He flew towards Bertie, wrapped his paws around him, and licked his face. Then Bertie and Tiddles did a kind of dance under the acacia trees. The friends were united and overjoyed to see each other once again.
And that’s the story of how Bertie had a pet lion, set him free in the wild African bush, and then went out to meet him again. Bertie says that if you are ever near a wild animal you must be ever so careful and follow all the instructions that you are given. Wild animals are very beautiful but very dangerous.
And don’t forget, there are loads more stories at Storynory.com. We have stories about Bertie, both when he was a prince and now that he’s a frog. We have other original stories about Theo the Monkey, Katie the Witch, and Gladys the songwriter. And we have loads and loads of traditional fairy tales, myths and legends. So drop by soon and listen to another one soon. For now, from me, Natasha, Bye Bye!
Thank you to those who left the lovely comments on this story – sorry we lost them. Hopefully there will be more.
Bertie — August 18, 2008
Bertie,
There will be other GREAT comments about ur great stories so doo not sweat it!!
Heather:)
Heather:) — August 20, 2008
Thanks Heather. I was just silly to accidentally lose the comments on this story. I didn’t want anyone to think I had deleted their comment on purpose.
Bertie — August 20, 2008
good
tao — August 20, 2008
it is amazing
sowmya — August 23, 2008
This was a very interesting story. I hope Bertie gets to see Tiddles again soon!
Alyssab — May 17, 2016
what can I say about this and other stories. perfect. An your voice give them life. thank you dear reader.
adem — August 24, 2008
This makes no sense at all or doe it??? ?
Dawn — December 1, 2016
btw i love your storys i stared listening to StoryNory when i was 3 and thats when i just came from Philippens to New Zealand. Now that i’m at New Zealand everything was hard it was hard to learn the English language but now i know louds and I grown up i’m 12 and now i love your storys and my sister does too!
Dawn — December 1, 2016
bertie stories are interesting!
vamsi — August 27, 2008
very good
001 — August 27, 2008
Thank you,
IT is great site,
Regards,
Samvel Movsisyan
President of the FIO
http://www.fio.am
Armenia
Samvel Movsisyan — August 29, 2008
dear bertie i love your story’s i hope the lovly beatris will kiss you and break the spell i think sady the swawn will kiss you and break the spell
josie — August 29, 2008
hello bertie ,
I realy like your story ..
I’ll listen to all of them ..
and thank you for natasha for her great read
Batool — August 31, 2008
thanks natasha.you tel stories brillianty.
zahra — September 1, 2008
This site is amazing! Plan to broadcast it on Twitter, hope that’s ok, homeschoolers need to know about this one. A virtual goldmine! Thanks!
Debbie — September 3, 2008
Thanks Debbie. Much appreciated if you can tell your contacts on Twitter that is great.
Bertie — September 4, 2008
what is this story about ?
celeste — September 10, 2008
bertie’s pet lion,celeste
ultide — April 27, 2016
what is this story about ? like i dont know & i barely get ihtt ! so please tell me <3 ;]
celeste — September 10, 2008
what is the story about?joke the story beautiful but my cousin dont like it…………..
kyla or ryla — September 15, 2008
[…] Storynory: Bertie and the Lion A touching and adventurous story about how Prince Bertie had a lion as a pet when he was still a boy-prince. With a nod of acknowledgment to Christian the Lion (YouTube). […]
Carnival of Parenting Podcasts | Play-Activities.com — September 16, 2008
i love storynory i download storynory on my psp also thnks knahtasha for reading al the storys in storynory.
khalid — September 18, 2008
my name is maria iam 29 years old i love your storyes i love it and enjoy listening too it very much .
maria — September 19, 2008
likes storynory the presdient of u.s.a
khalid — September 26, 2008
yall i like storynory bertie hope your ok
khalid — September 26, 2008
I think Bertie should get married to princess Beatrice.
Mimi — April 7, 2015
this story blows
marique persinger — September 30, 2008
cool
m-money$$$$$$$$$$$$$ — September 30, 2008
try to make them more funny
Anonymous — October 1, 2008
The stories are very very interesting and touching. I really enjoy them so mush. thanks for your hard work on them to provide us such great series of stories about little prince Bertie.
It’s perfect. I love them very much.
Jessie — November 4, 2008
Dear Jessie
Many thanks for your lovely comment. So glad you like our stories.
Bertie — November 4, 2008
It was a graet story.
EIena — November 20, 2008
cool
Leuven — November 21, 2008
The story was interesting and exciting!-
Rishaan — November 23, 2008
Natacha, I loved your site. This was my first time on your site but it will not be my last. I am a teacher and I will be using your site with my students. I believe that they will like listening to your stories because you tell them so well. Thank You for all that you do. This is the best story telling site I have seen.
Susan — December 5, 2008
This story is a very mind blowing story. It would be much better if it had some good describing words. But i realy do like the story. It is one of the best storys I have ever heard.
Summer — December 9, 2008
The site is AMAZING!FABULOUS~~
Michelle — January 10, 2009
thank you alot of
haider — January 11, 2009
a very nice story i wish there are so many stories nice like this story
Aylin — January 18, 2009
so nice story
Aylin — January 18, 2009
i love all bertie storys and listen to them on my ipod all the time
danielle — February 6, 2009
Thanks Danielle that’s fantastic !
Bertie — February 6, 2009
***Answer me Bertie!!!!!!***
I really,really think you guys should be on TV. If so, what channel? Disney?
Loyal fan
Michelle^^
Michelle — February 9, 2009
Michelle, if you are talking to Disney, please tell them ! Many thanks for you comment though.
Bertie — February 9, 2009
this story is really good
noel — May 20, 2009
well…
I THINK ALL WEB-SITES ARE HORRIBLE!!!!! I LIKE BEING A SOUR PUSS BECAUSE YOU GET TO SPEAK THE TRUTH, LIKE THIS,
I WEAR BRAWS ON MY HEAD AND YOU CAN’T DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT!!!!!!!
Abigail — June 4, 2009
Abigail, I’m not sure that all websites are horible… what about the wikipedia? they spread knowledge. And to give us credit, at least we try to spread something good for free. Hope you feel better about the web soon.
Bertie — June 5, 2009
u no wat i dnt care wat ablgal says the stories roc and if u dnt lik them then u can just read a book and if u dnt lik that then u can just sit on the couch and be a sourpuss!!!!! bertie your stories roc! and thats comming from a non-sourpuss
nikki.p — July 24, 2009
it is very good and I like it so much ,I was looking for the same story , Iam so happy
Anonymous — August 21, 2009
STORYNORY ROCKS!!!!!
Kevan — October 9, 2009
tnx for your story your story help me to find my project ehehehe…….. tnx
yuki — November 4, 2009
I like the stories on storynory.
I think kids will enjoy to hear about shop stories with a nice voice reading and if adding acolorfull cartoon they will much enjoy to watch !
huyen — March 7, 2010
it is realy good
aNa — May 24, 2010
My students loved it, we listened it in class.
It would be fantastic if you put some pictures.
Thanks a lot
Ely — July 2, 2010
i like it, you so kind post these stories. i am really helped. always success, yeah!!!!
lintang — July 13, 2010
Je commence à apprendre l’anglais. Ce site est FORMIDABLE!
Thank you very much.
Anne — August 1, 2010
i love that story its so sad
whats up — September 28, 2010
this story is the best of most I think?! i’am in turkey now i was in America
Anya rose — October 18, 2010
Excellent, we enjoyed it very well. thanks
Sida — December 28, 2010
Bertietastic…!
Nish — April 4, 2011
how does this count as katie
Terena — April 25, 2011
this story is really good!
It sounds like a story I heard a looooooooooong
time ago
laura — May 16, 2011
is realy fantastic because the reading and lisening the tex
Anonymous — May 24, 2011
bertie needs more romance
mmmeri — July 31, 2011
YOU ROCK!!!
Divyanshi — August 4, 2011
THIS STORY ROCKS!!!
Divyanshi — August 4, 2011
Ar you going to make mor berty storrys? pleas respond! pleas! pleas! pleas! pleas! respond!
Zachary — August 21, 2011
Zachary, yes, there will be many more bertie stories.
Bertie — August 21, 2011
tidells is so cute !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <3
laila — August 27, 2011
how did tidells remember you bertie ? is it cus u are bst frnds or cus you tld him yur name
saad — August 27, 2011
Dear Saad, I think a an animal never forgets kindness.
Bertie — August 27, 2011
i dint know that guns can get jammed by sand ?
rushna — August 31, 2011
Michelle, if you are talking to Disney, please tell them ! Many thanks for you comment though.
Anonymous — September 19, 2011
its good
RISHABH — September 19, 2011
i’m very enjoy to listening the story of nory fairytales..
divina — November 16, 2011
This story is awesome. I know this might be funny but I want a lion too!
A.S — December 14, 2011
Hello
Thanks!
We hope Santa brings you one for Christmas
Bye Bye
N *
Natasha — December 14, 2011
haha i just relized whenever i think of the castle i think of the disney land castle
micki — December 22, 2011
what was it like having a pet lion
paloma — March 24, 2012
Thank you for this story :)))
pieces — June 10, 2012
[…] Storynory: Bertie and the Lion A touching and adventurous story about how Prince Bertie had a lion as a pet when he was still a boy-prince. With a nod of acknowledgment to Christian the Lion (YouTube). […]
Carnival of Parenting Podcasts | Play Activities — September 13, 2012
its very very very wonderful . thanks for that.that amazing and deserve admiration
ahmed — September 29, 2012
Cute!❤
Guinea pig — December 31, 2012
I love storynory I listen to it every day at bed time storynory is the best web-site ever
I am the best — December 31, 2012
It’s a good story!
Míriam — January 11, 2013
its a lovely story telling about the relationship between human beings and beasts as pets.
sarala — May 30, 2013
Awesome
Sneha — July 4, 2013
Natasha congratulation. Your voice is wonderful; when you read a story I think that you are into the story. Some stories are not so good; however your intonation it’s perfect; so the story is turned fabulous. My first language is Spanish; I’m learning English with your help. Thank you. A kiss for you.
JULIAN — August 11, 2013
I love your stories but I just want to know can u guys do more kaite stories btw I’m asking Natasha
Mustache — November 5, 2013
wow!!!!!!!!!!!!! the story was very great
Anonymous — December 27, 2013
I like wild animals.
Jimmy. — January 13, 2014
Cool wild animals are invited
elise — January 24, 2014
Fun for the family!
Jim Wilson — February 11, 2014
Ha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jim Wilson — February 11, 2014
Sure! Hea
Jim Wilson — February 11, 2014
Very nice story. Tim the tadpole is cute. You make very good stories. My favorite is St. George and the Dragon because the servant says that the princess is going to marry the Dragon and her wedding gift would be death. That is the funniest part. Goodbye. PS. Natasha’s voice is beautiful.
Molly — April 6, 2014
I BUMPED THIS
LOOOOOOOOOL LAST POST WAS IN 2013
LOOOOL — April 7, 2014
amazing super cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
but oh dear there is only about 5000 stories I would like a million!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Agata — May 11, 2014
hello Bertie, I would like to suggest our story in which the lovely Princess Beatrice will have a baby!!!!!!
Agata — May 11, 2014
Dear Agata maybe one day she will thank you
Bertie — May 12, 2014
hello Tim are you getting on well with reading?
Agata — May 11, 2014
Tim is pleased. He passed. A reading test. Thanks Agata
Bertie — May 12, 2014
hi Bertie love your stories please reply I have left loads of messages thanks
molly — June 5, 2014
Dear Molly thank you so much for listening to our stories and for all your lovely comments.
Bertie — June 5, 2014
first comment !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
chloe — October 4, 2014
can the next story have a witch in it? ppppppppppppppllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssse?
chloe — October 4, 2014
IM WATING BERTIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
chloe — October 4, 2014
i loooooooovvvvvvvveeeeeeee lions!
millie — November 17, 2014
Could you please write more stories about Bertie’s pets, I really loved this one and it would be great to hear more about his pets because he is prince so he must’ve had lots. 🙂
poppy — November 17, 2014
Dear Bertie,
I have listened to you since I was very little and I love your stories! I love this story and I would really like to hear others about your pets. I remember you said Beatrice had a rabbit, so could you maybe do a story about that? Please reply because this is only my second comment!
poppy — November 18, 2014
dear Natasha
How do you know Bertie, and where does he get story ideas from??? :\
millie — November 23, 2014
I really like Bertie stories.I think you should also do
Harry Potter stories.I have read the the series and still
enjoyit. You don’t have to but please reply.
Agastya — December 5, 2014
Agastya ,I’m not Bertie but I have an answer: I think storynory has to make up the new series of storys, not read/tell ones that already exist. So you might have to read or be read Harry potter storys from now on.
Sawyer — December 17, 2014
Dear Sawyer
Bertie has written many original stories for Storynory – The ever popular Katie the Witch, Gladys series, Bertie the prince series, wicked uncle series; just to mention a few. There are also adaptations, poems, music as well as ones that already exist. Thanks for listening!
Jana Elizabeth — December 17, 2014
Oh, got it.
Sawyer — December 18, 2014
Brilliant story it was cool♦♥❇♥❇♥❇♥❇♥❇♥❇♥❇♥❇♥❇♥❇♥❇♥❇♦
alice — January 14, 2015
I Love this story it rocks
Bella — February 12, 2015
i like this story
farnazirani — February 18, 2015
its awsome
Tom — March 5, 2015
cool book
ttrooyy — March 23, 2015
Love this story
Aluniastia — April 18, 2015
How many kids are you going to have Bertie if you marry Beatrice
Please reply
Irese — April 18, 2015
My little sis and I want to tell Jana Elisibeth and Natasha that we love Bertie story’s. Love Emily and Erin
Cherry pie — April 24, 2015
Tim the tadpole is sssssssssssooooooooooo cute he is adorable I ❤ Tim and I also ❤ Tidals I have a joke how do lions eat there meat ? Answer: RAW!!!!!!!! Joke why do Bears hate wearing socks Answer: Because they have bear feet. Mwhawhawhawhaw ????????????????????????????????????tthe time is ticking ????????????????????????????????????a amairicans call zebras zeebras and foot ball soccer so is natasha
luke — December 29, 2015
Bertie why can’t we see our messages
And do u look at messages still because the story seems really old
Omg I almost forgot I love the pic
Aeryn — January 31, 2016
Your stories are truly amazing
Obama — January 31, 2016
I really liked this story,its sooooooooooooo good???
Isabelle — March 1, 2016
I loved this story,it was soooo good
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Isabelle — March 5, 2016
awesomeness. i love it. happy face emoji.
ultide — April 27, 2016
Love these stxroies but I have to go?????????????????????????✈️
I can't say... — June 26, 2016
I love your stories
Kylo Ren — September 7, 2016
I SO want a lion now. And a frog….
Brianna — October 31, 2016
This is a good story!
I have watched a video about Christian the lion already,
and I think it’s amazing!
leo — November 15, 2016
I told my school about your storys and they loved it i love your muisic and my friends love them too!
Vianna (from Frimley Primary School) — February 17, 2017
Hey Bretie!
I wouldn’t have a lion cub.
Did you know Bretie, lions are very dangerous and they can kill animals or people.
Don’t get any animals that can kill if it is a cub like tigers, bears , snow loepards and pumas
Taha — June 16, 2017
I love this story
Huzaifah — July 4, 2017
Great story but made me a little sad to think about pets that have gone forever
Thx for storynory — August 7, 2017
I loved that.
Lilah-may6 — October 17, 2017
There’s a lot of mistakes in the story
Mistake finder — December 26, 2017
This story is really interesting
Worsen — February 13, 2018
it is cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Loucareonight — February 28, 2018
I loved it
Hannah — July 26, 2019
it was really effective listening
Zabihullah — August 5, 2019
Ok fine
Anonymous — October 15, 2019
It is a adventures story for kids
Khushi — November 17, 2019
great story
YANG — May 11, 2020
nice story
YANG — May 11, 2020
great
YANG — May 11, 2020
best story
YANG — May 11, 2020
pretty good
sassafrass — May 12, 2020
I love this story ♡♡♡please make lots more
NOT MY NAME — June 11, 2020
it was a good story
Rahiyana — June 18, 2020
wow nice for children
furqan — October 14, 2020
wow! so nice story. good for children
daksh — October 27, 2020
very bad
get out — December 2, 2020