"Once there was a tiger, and he was magic. He could do all sorts of special things, like fly, and breathe fire, and talk to ghosts . . .  And because he could breathe fire, which was a very special thing, even for a magic tiger, he was named Wildfire."

And so begins young Rhea's telling of her favorite stuffed animal's adventures. This video contains two separate adventures of Wildfire, narrated by the character Rhea and told to her parents.

Each story follows the magic tiger on his early journeys to discover what makes him special. "How Wildfire Got His Music Box" takes the young tiger deep into the stone jungle. And "How Wildfire Learned He Could Fly" follows him into the shiny rock cave.

Appropriate for 3-6 years old, as well as the young at heart, we hope this video will become one of your child's favorites, and will encourage imagination and story telling.

See what people are saying about Wildfire!

New development! Reports are coming in from across the country of sightings of magic tigers named Wildfire. Photos can be seen here. If you have a photo of Wildfire you'd like to share, please contact us with the information and we'd be happy to post it with the others.

Both stories written by Bryan Scott Gordon. Narrated by Chelsea Duran. Original score by Thom Milburn. "How Wildfire Got His Music Box" illustrated by Colette Keller. "How Wildfire Learned He Could Fly" illustrated by Alberto Rodriguez.
 

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