Cute Kids Novels & Stories

He pointed out the window and we watched the people. “Tell me, puppet, which kid do you find the cutest?” He asked. Parents were dragging their pups behind them down the busy streets and others were chasing them around the playground further down by the park- whether they were exhausted or smiling and energetic, it was treasured family time. “All of them,” I laughed. “All of them?” I nodded and looked at him quizzically. “Then if you try to run, I will kill all of them and paint your path home with their blood,”

I caught pieces: “Still mute…” “Hope she can speak tomorrow…” “What if she freezes?” My cheeks grew warm, but I kept smiling and waving, just like Ms. D told me. I wouldn’t let their words steal my moment. Then the children came. A group of six or seven little ones ran out from a side street, laughing and shouting my name. They were between five and nine years old, faces dirty from playing, eyes bright with excitement. One little girl with pigtails held up a handmade paper crown.

“Seeing all of you healthy is enough for me, Anthony.” We had barely taken a step forward when a sudden burst of joy launched on me. A group of little kids dressed in colorful clothes hugged my legs, their laughter a beautiful melody. “Congratulations, Luna Kate!” The teacher from the orphanage tried her best to stop the kids, but they gathered around me, chirping happily. “You look like a princess, Luna.” “We love your brownies.” Their cuteness melted my heart into a puddle. I burst into laughter. “Of course, you do, little angels.”

The children were gorgeous, some pudgy, some stick thin and all happy to see their Uncle. "Hey guys, don't knock over my girlfriend." "Sorry, Ma'am." One of the smaller ones said solemnly while watching her with big light brown eyes. "I don't mind being bowled over, as long as it's with hugs and kisses." She hadn't realized that it was an invitation but suddenly she was swarmed by little bodies as well. Lee laughed merrily and rescued her by picking up two of the smallest ones who giggled happily.

When she heard giggles and small voices, she peered at the clearing to check it out. She glimpsed around ten kids playing a ball among themselves, but the game was slightly elevated as they shifted between human form and cub form in between. A whistle was blown and they groaned, then scrambled towards the approaching figure.

SEVEN YEARS LATER A White BMW stopped in front of one of the biggest events centres in the city, The chauffeur opened the door and to everyone’s surprise, the ones who came out of it were no celebrities. Instead, Four little children majestically came out of the car. Three boys and a girl. They looked so cute with their mini suits and dresses and instantly captured the attention of the people around them. “Wow!” “Who are they?” “The kids are so cute!.” Whispered the people around.

The embrace was followed by nine other children, none of whom looked sad, all are cheerful, though not knowing what to eat tomorrow. "Hi.. Hey, guys, what's up?" Green asked and stared each one of the boy's faces. The most of children in front of Green were about 6-12 years old, their fate was not like other children who were in their ages. No school uniforms, no other equipment, only used books they had collected. "We're all good, Kak," replied Rubi, the big plump boy with a smile, showing his rabbit teeth that look adorable in Green's eyes.

Adira found them so cute. “Ahmmm, actually, the kids have something to give,” Marie introduced. She stepped aside to show the kids who were eyeing Adira since the first time she stepped inside the orphanage. “H-Hello,Miss Adira,” the kid’s representative, maybe the bravest one among all, said. He is a cute kid with blue eyes, golden curly hair, pluffy cheeks and red lips. Adira can see the kids’ great future when it comes to beauty. ‘He will be super handsome someday,’ Adira believed while staring at the cute boy, who’s blushing so hard in front of her.

Julian and Sophie quickly covered their eyes and screamed. “Stay away from us ! We don’t talk to strangers,” the kids replied. “If you don’t do as we stay, we will Kung Fu you,” they added with dog-willed determination. Yes, these were definitely Lucian’s pups. Fearless and adorable at the same time.

My cute three years old Adam said in his childish voice. "Why my teddy bear, I had to come. Can I live without meeting you munchkins every weekend? Your love always brings me here. You all are my favourite. My little stars....I love you all." I said every word from my heart which was true. They are my solace in this country who bring a smile on my face just by their sweet little talks and smiling cute faces. "I wuv you....we love you too..." Adam and all the other kids said smiling. I smiled back. My babies!