Bluey: The Beach and Other Stories brings eight much-loved stories from the beloved TV series to Yoto on 1st September 2026
SYDNEY AUSTRALIA, 19 Aug, 2026: Yoto, the award-winning audio players for kids and families, today opens a wait list for Bluey: The Beach and Other Stories, a Bluey audiobook collection. This is the first time the loveable, inexhaustible Blue Heeler has appeared on the platform.
The Yoto card will be released on Monday 1st September 2026, priced $19.99, with an exclusive wait list for superfans now open at https://au.yotoplay.com/lp/bluey/sign-up so they can be the first to know when it goes on sale.
Developed with BBC Studios and designed for ages 0–5 with a run time of 45 minutes, Bluey: The Beach and Other Stories brings together audio recordings of eight fan-favourite Bluey stories: The Beach, The Pool, Charades, Daddy Robot, Baby Race, Barky Boats, Typewriter and Magic Xylophone. Each story is narrated by acclaimed Australian actor Miranda Tapsell, who has lent her voice to the series in the past. Miranda’s performance is full of warmth and complemented by music from the original TV series, giving listeners the opportunity to experience Bluey in a new way.
Adored by kids and parents alike, Bluey continues its run as one of the world's most popular characters. For Yoto, welcoming Bluey, Bingo, Mum and Dad to their library is the perfect way to help parents swap a bit of screen time for some shared listening in a familiar world.
Jess Tarrant, Content Director at Yoto, commented: “We’re delighted to be working with Penguin Random House and BBC Studios to bring this collection of Bluey stories to Yoto. Adapted from the much-loved Bluey books, the single-voice audiobook gives children and families a new way to enjoy these stories together, wherever they are.”
The wait list for Bluey: The Beach and Other Stories is available now only at https://au.yotoplay.com/lp/bluey/sign-up, with the title going on sale on 1st September 2026, priced $19.99 for the physical card and $14.99 for the digital version that parents can link to a blank Make Your Own card, or play directly via the free Yoto app.