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The Blue Fish in the Stream
Fantasy Interactive Free

The Blue Fish in the Stream

A broken panel from a village fountain arrives at Toby's mother's tile workshop. Every morning, the blue fish on the panel is somewhere else in the pattern, and no one but Toby can see it. Before the kiln is fired on Thursday, it's up to you to find out where the fish wants to go.

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schedule Duration

8 Minutes

explore Endings

4 Endings

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group Age

9-10

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About This Story

“The Blue Fish in the Stream” is an interactive fantasy story for children aged 9-10, about 8 minutes long. The reader decides how it goes at 5 choice points, and there are 4 different endings. It is free to read on Kitapz, with no account needed.

Age range
9-10 years
Reading time
about 8 minutes
Genre
Fantasy
Format
Interactive · 5 choice points · 4 endings
Language
English, Turkish
Access
Free, no account needed
Characters
Toby, Delia, Fiona, Master Harry, Granny Shirley, The Village Children
Reading support
dyslexia-friendly font, bionic reading, color-blindness filters

An Excerpt from the Story

After school, Toby went to his mother Fiona's tile workshop. On the workbench lay an old panel that had come from the fountain in the village of Pınarbaşı to be mended. A blue stream ran into the broken corner at the bottom right in two branches. One stopped at the top edge of the break, and the other stopped at its left edge.

On the day the panel arrived, Toby had drawn the fish in his notebook, just below the big tulip. Now the fish was at the top edge of the break, right at the end of the cut-off stream.

Toby: “Mum, the fish has moved!”

Fiona measured the break and took a photo of it. She had taken a photo on the day the panel arrived too, but she had been looking at the broken edges, not at the fish.

Fiona: “You must be imagining it, sweetheart.”

Delia, the apprentice, was busy with her painting too. Toby drew the spot where the fish was today.

Toby (thinking): I'll stop by and check every morning on my way to school.

Completion Rewards

What you'll earn when you finish this story:

stars
+25 XP
Experience Points