Bluey Book Reads
Bluey Book Reads offers fans a new way to experience their favourite Bluey storybooks, combining off-screen narration from global talent with visuals from Bluey storybooks and live action shots.
Episodes
Kylie and Dannii Minogue voice Bluey and Bingo in a heartwarming tale of self-discovery and sisterly affection. Bluey devises a plan to become more li...
BINDI IRWIN narrates The Creek, a story about learning not to be scared of nature and seeing the beauty of the wild world outside. When Bluey is bored...
TOM DALEY narrates Barky Boats, a story about what happens when we need to prepare for a big new adventure. Bluey wants to make a fairy garden with he...
ROMESH RANGANATHAN narrates ‘Easter', a story about patience and remembering that we're rememberable! Bluey and Bingo are worried that the Easter bun...
Suranne Jones reads ‘Grannies', featuring everyones favourite Nanas: Janet and Rita! Bluey and Bingo are having lots of fun playing Grannies in the k...
JENNA FISCHER narrates Charades. Bluey, Bingo, Muffin, and Socks are staying at Nana's and decide to play a game of charades. Muffin, however, doesn't...
Eva Mendes narrates Mum School. Bluey wants Mum to grade her on her parenting skills as she attempts to parent five bouncy balloons, but one named Gre...
Jordan Fisher narrates Swim School. Bluey is playing two swim school teachers: Karen and (the much meaner) Margaret! Mum, Dad, and Bingo reckon they c...
Camille Cottin narrates ‘The Beach', a story about Bluey embarking on a solo quest across the shoreline! When mum goes for a walk by herself along th...
Rob Delaney narrates ‘Daddy Putdown', a story about Bluey learning to play and have fun when Mum is away. Mum has to go to a baby shower, but Bluey m...
It's Christmas Eve and Bluey, Bingo, Muffin and Socks can't wait to open their presents. But Bluey's dad reminds them that no peeking or no presents!...
Ian Thorpe narrates Christmas Swim, a story about giving new families a chance (even if they are a bit crazy!). On Christmas Morning, Bluey opens a p...
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TMDB Reviews
1 year ago
Everyone knows Bluey is an amazing show, Despite the watering down and removal of Australian language and humour to make it more appetising to the American audiences that, I'm sure, are smart enough to handle "capsicum salad".
Unfortunately this book series is just boring to my kids, My 9 and 4 year old both disliked it to the point of choosing to not watch anything instead, They said the narrators "said all the words weird" and according to my 4 year old "They didn't even know the bluey stories they were reading" which to her is shocking to think anyone out there doesn't have an intimate knowledge of the Heelers.
So, looks like this is just not filling the gap in content even remotely, Not for the kids and not for me, despite the "celebrities" trotted out from that wild time, the 80's.