Cloverf Leaf Music
Clover Leaf Music brings the books and stories of Clover Leaf Publications to life through original songs. Each episode features a complete song inspired by one of our children’s books, environmental stories, empowering fiction or creative projects. Follow the link in each episode description to discover the book behind the music. Created with AI music tools under the creative direction of Clover Leaf Publications, these free songs celebrate courage, kindness, imagination, wildlife and women who find the strength to fight back.
Episodes
15 episodes
Do you love your pets more than me?
“Do you love that pet more than me?” It is a funny question until you hear how often it gets asked, how carefully it gets answered, and how much it reveals about attention, belonging, and the emotional math inside a family. We tell a set of ...
We Found A Tree And Chose Not To Take It
A snowy Christmas Eve walk turns into a gut-check about what we think we “deserve” to take. We follow Maria and her little dog, Licorice, into the woods to find the perfect Christmas tree, the kind you cut down, drag home, and crown with lig...
He Took My Home - I Took My Life Back (Elder Abuse Revenge Song)
They didn’t just take money. They forged a deed, rigged the game, and tried to lock us in a “state-funded hell” while they smiled and called it care. What follows is a short, punchy story that mixes dark comedy with a very real fear: real es...
Manuel the Kind Frog
A long tongue makes Manuel fast, clever, and unstoppable at practical jokes but it also makes him forget one key rule of friendship: the best laughter is shared. We sing our way through Manuel’s bright pond world as his sneaky tricks start t...
The Tablet Monster Song
“Just one more” can sound cute, harmless, even funny, until you hear it stack up like a spell. We deliver a tight, rhythmic story told by the screen itself, bragging about how it can beat baseball, replace bike rides, and turn real life into...
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A Donkey And A Barn Cat Teach Kindness
Some of the strongest love in the world is almost invisible. We share a brief, lyrical story set around a barn, where Pablo the donkey and Whiskers the barn cat embody the kind of quiet heroism most of us rely on but rarely celebrate. Pablo ...
What If A River Remembered Your Name
The city can make you feel anonymous fast, especially when the hallway decides your name for you. We tell a vivid, poem-like adventure about two kids who are done absorbing punches, whispers, and the slow humiliation of being targeted at sch...
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Clean Water For Every Creature
Something feels off the moment the water starts to “gleam with oily colors.” We’re down by the Jersey Shore with Ariel and Spotty, soaking up sunlight and calm bay grass, when a simple swim turns into a warning about water pollution, oil spi...
Seal Rescue By The Salt Marsh
A cry on the foamy shore stops Ariel in her tracks. A little seal is frightened, tired, and tangled up in the kind of mess the ocean never asked for and can’t easily escape. We turn that moment into a short, story-driven song that sticks in ...
Benton the Bat
The book and songs are available at cloverleaf.pub A tiny flier slips into the night, light as a whisper, chasing stars and trying to hold onto a dream. Then the shadow in the branches appears: Olivia the owl, fierce, wise, and built...
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When A Furry Party Tries To Steal A House
Your family can embarrass you, surprise you, even break your heart, but trying to take your home is a different category. We walk through a chaotic, darkly funny story where a beach house becomes the stage for a full-on property grab: our so...
Red Ants in Her Britches: The ultimate elder abuse revenge song
Someone walks into an older woman’s life, calls her “old” and “useless,” and starts treating her home like an early inheritance. The insults are loud, but the danger is quiet: boundary-pushing that looks like “help,” ownership claims that sh...
I Cannot Stop The Storm A Song of Liberation after Elder Abuse
A storm is coming and we’re not pretending we can stop it. What we can do is decide who we’ll be when the wind hits: not frantic, not begging to be understood, not warning people who already chose silence. This short, powerful spoken-word ep...
