What's Inside Bluey's Library, the New Free Bluey Storytime Game
Reading a book is fun, but becoming part of your favorite story? Even better!
Bluey's Library is a free browser game on the official Bluey website. Kids click through three interactive retellings of fan-favorite episodes — "Army," "Stories," and "The Adventure" — making choices, uncovering hidden animations, and unlocking printable extras along the way. If you've got Bluey fans in your class or at home, here's what it actually does, and what's worth knowing before you hand over the tablet.
Bluey's Library
How To Play
Each story is a scrollable, click-through scene rather than a straight video or e-book. Kids tap characters and objects to trigger animations, find hidden longdogs tucked into the artwork, and hit decision points where they choose what happens next. Those choices actually branch — pick differently and you'll see different art, different scenes, sometimes a different ending. That replay value is the main draw: kids won't get the same playthrough twice, which makes it a decent choice for early finishers or indoor recess rather than a one-and-done activity.
One practical note: on mobile, the game only works in landscape mode, so kids will need to rotate their device before starting.
The Printable Side
Once kids finish (or partway through) a story, there are three linked activities:
- Design a coloring page – pick a background, add character art, print it out.
- Unlock badge bookmarks – images earned through the stories get added to a printable bookmark.
- Customize a library bag – an in-game bag kids decorate, which then holds their bookmarks.
None of this requires an account or payment — it's all free and browser-based.
Bluey's Library
Bottom Line for the Classroom or Living Room
It's a genuine 10–15-minute activity per story, longer if kids go back to try different choices or work through all three printables. Good for:
- Indoor recess or early-finisher time
- A quiet independent activity that still involves reading and decision-making
- A take-home extension — the printables give kids something to bring back
Ready to try it? Play Bluey's Library or watch the trailer!
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Wanna play Library? (Just remember to shhhhh.) Can you point to all these things in the library? Check off when you find them...
- A sign to say, "No talking loud"
- The book dooter where you scan your books. DOOT!
- Toddler Time
- The camera (smile please)
- The book mouth thing where you return your books
- The computer
Don't miss the library card template!
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