November is here, and we’re heading towards one of the busiest times of year for Yoto! With Christmas getting closer, I’m expecting plenty of festive listening, new children’s books and some exciting additions to the Yoto Card Store.
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As always, I’ll be updating this post throughout November with the latest weekly Yoto Card Drops, picking out the releases that particularly catch my attention rather than listing absolutely everything.
We’ve already had two very different drops this month. There are Christmas stories and music, fantastic chapter-book collections, some lovely educational listening and a few big names joining Yoto.
And with Black Friday approaching, I’ll also be keeping an eye on any opportunities to pick up cards and players at a good price. Do check out my dedicated Yoto Black Friday guide with insights and top tips.
November 2026 Yoto Releases at a Glance
Here’s what’s caught my eye so far:
- 🎤 Ms. Rachel: I’m So Happy – her debut album arrives on Yoto, with 23 songs for younger listeners.
- 🎶 KPop Demon Hunters: Derpy (Sing-Along) – another addition for fans of the hugely popular soundtrack.
- 🌍 Everything Under the Sun: All Around the World – 366 fascinating questions answered in audio form.
- 🎄 Christmas listening has arrived! – including Ben Miller’s The Night I Met Father Christmas, Caitie’s Countdown to Christmas and Michael Bublé.
- 🚀 Our Solar System! A Stellar Neighborhood Pack – a fun nonfiction collection exploring space.
- ✨ Amari’s Supernatural Investigations – four books packed with magic, mystery and adventure.
- 📚 More chapter-book collections – including Whatever After, Captain Underpants and The Pup & Dragon Pack.
- 🚙 Little Blue Truck – three new collections for US and Canadian listeners.
- 🌏 Australian storytelling – Alison Lester’s Kissed by the Moon and Other Stories.
- 🌍 More multilingual Yoto Cards – including French, Dutch and Spanish releases.
I’ll keep adding to this list as November progresses.
Yoto Card Drop – 12 November 2026
It’s a smaller drop this week, but there are some really interesting additions, particularly for younger listeners and families who enjoy educational audio.
Ms. Rachel: I’m So Happy
Age range: 1–5 | Available: All Yoto Card Stores
Ms. Rachel has arrived on Yoto! Her debut album, I’m So Happy, features 23 recordings of familiar songs from her popular children’s programmes, including Hop Little Bunnies, Icky Sticky Bubblegum and I Love a Rainbow.
With music, movement and plenty of opportunities to join in, this feels like a natural fit for Yoto, particularly for families who already enjoy Ms. Rachel’s songs. I can see this being popular for dance breaks, car journeys and those moments when younger children need something familiar and engaging.
💡 Ideas to Explore Together
- 🌈 Make a rainbow collage or go on a rainbow colour hunt.
- 🐰 Hop like bunnies and invent other animal movements.
- 🎵 Use scarves, ribbons or homemade shakers to accompany the music.
KPop Demon Hunters: Derpy (Sing-Along)
Age range: 5+ | Available: All Yoto Card Stores
Another exciting release for KPop Demon Hunters fans! The new Derpy Sing-Along Yoto Card brings the film’s popular soundtrack to Yoto, including songs such as Golden, Soda Pop, How It’s Done and What It Sounds Like.
This is one I expect to be particularly popular with children who love singing along to their favourite film music. If you’ve already got the original KPop Demon Hunters Yoto Card, it’s worth checking how the tracks compare before buying another version.
Everything Under the Sun: All Around the World
Age range: 5–7 | Available: UK, Europe & Australia Yoto Card Stores
This is probably my favourite discovery from the 12 November drop. We have the original one of these and we have both books. Based on Molly Oldfield’s award-winning Everything Under the Sun podcast, this Ladybird collection explores 366 questions from curious children around the world.
Why do boats float? How were roller skates invented? Can snails go upside down? I absolutely love audio that encourages children to ask questions and investigate the world around them, and this sounds like a wonderful addition to Yoto’s growing nonfiction catalogue.
It’s also the sort of card that could lead to all sorts of spontaneous learning, with children choosing a question and then exploring the answer further through books, experiments or activities.
💡 Ideas to Explore Together
- ❓ Start a family curiosity notebook and write down questions as they arise.
- 🔬 Choose a question each week to investigate through a simple experiment or activity.
- 🌍 Find places mentioned in the audio on a world map.
- 📚 Create a little display of library books inspired by the questions.
More New Releases – 12 November
There’s plenty more in this week’s drop.
Little Blue Truck fans in the US and Canada have three new collections to explore, featuring familiar farmyard friends, seasonal celebrations and stories about kindness and helping others. You might find my post with free Little Blue Truck tracks helpful.
Australian listeners can enjoy Kissed by the Moon and Other Stories, a five-story collection from Alison Lester. I particularly like that it includes Our Island, created in collaboration with children from Mornington Island.
There’s also a selection of independent Yoto Cards, including Adventures of the Elves in Lapland for UK listeners, Yawn-O-Saurus: Sleepy Stories and two Yoga Kids Adventure releases designed to encourage movement, relaxation and imaginative play.
New Non-English Yoto Cards
There are several new multilingual additions this week, including:
- Ma première bibliothèque Disney Princesses – a French collection of 19 Disney Princess stories.
- BrainBots: Los medios de transporte – a Spanish-language adventure exploring transport.
- Les Royaumes de Feu, Cycle 2 – the next French-language dragon fantasy collection.
It’s lovely to see Yoto continuing to expand its catalogue for multilingual families and children learning another language.
Yoto Card Drop – 5 November 2026
The first November drop was a substantial one, with Christmas music, bedtime listening, new chapter-book collections and a particularly big selection of Dutch-language releases.
The Night I Met Father Christmas
Age range: 8–12 | Available: UK & Australia Yoto Card Stores
Christmas stories are starting to arrive, and I’m really pleased to see Ben Miller’s The Night I Met Father Christmas joining Yoto. This is a lovely choice for children who enjoy longer festive stories rather than short Christmas tales. Ben Miller has become such a familiar name in children’s fiction, and I think this could make a wonderful December listen, particularly for children who enjoy magical adventures.
Christmas Music for the Whole Family
There are two more festive releases worth mentioning.
Caitie’s Countdown to Christmas (ages 1–7) brings together Christmas songs from the familiar voice behind Super Simple Songs, mixing traditional favourites with new music and playful pop and jazz arrangements.
Michael Bublé: Christmas (all ages) is also available as a digital Yoto Card across all stores. It’s worth highlighting that this one is digital rather than a physical card, particularly if you’re considering it as a Christmas gift.
I love the idea of having a selection of festive music available on Yoto for decorating the tree, Christmas crafting or simply making the house feel a little more Christmassy.
Our Solar System! A Stellar Neighborhood Pack
Age range: 4–8 | Available: US & Canada Yoto Card Stores
This is another release that really caught my attention. Based on Stacy McAnulty’s Our Universe books, this three-card collection introduces children to the Solar System, Pluto and Venus.
Rather than presenting facts in a traditional nonfiction style, the celestial bodies tell their own stories, making space science entertaining and accessible for younger listeners. It sounds like a brilliant way to spark an interest in astronomy.
💡 Ideas to Explore Together
- 🪐 Make a model of the Solar System.
- 🔭 Look at the Moon through binoculars or a telescope.
- 🌌 Create planet fact cards.
- 📚 Explore why Pluto is now classified as a dwarf planet.
Amari’s Supernatural Investigations Pack
Age range: 8–12 | Available: US & Canada Yoto Card Stores
Fantasy fans have a substantial new collection to explore with B. B. Alston’s Amari’s Supernatural Investigations.
The four-card pack follows Amari Peters as she searches for her missing brother and discovers a hidden world of supernatural powers, secret organisations and dangerous mysteries. With four books included, this looks like a fantastic option for older listeners who enjoy immersive fantasy series.
More Chapter Books and Family Favourites
There are several other additions worth highlighting:
- Captain Underpants Pack 2 (ages 7–10, US & Canada) – more outrageous adventures from George, Harold and their unlikely superhero.
- Whatever After Pack (ages 8–12, US & Canada) – three fairy-tale adventures in which a brother and sister find themselves inside familiar stories and accidentally change what happens.
- The Pup & Dragon Pack (ages 6–9, US & Canada) – three funny adventures involving elves, dinosaurs and unicorns.
- PAW Patrol Pup Pack: More PAWtastic Pals (ages 3–6, all stores) – eight adventures featuring familiar rescue pups, with quizzes and character introductions.
- The 113th Assistant Librarian Collection (ages 9–13, Australia) – three fantasy adventures about a library where books are much more powerful, and dangerous, than they first appear.
Bedtime Listening and Independent Creators
For children who prefer something calmer, Fisher-Price: Calm & Cozy Lullabies offers gentle bedtime music across all stores.
There’s also Bedtime Breathing for Little Ones, which combines short sleep stories with simple breathing exercises and harp music, and Twinkle Twinkle & Other Lullabies, featuring a mixture of familiar songs and original bedtime music.
I always think it’s worth remembering that Yoto isn’t just for stories and songs. Gentle audio can be a lovely part of a bedtime routine, particularly for children who find it difficult to switch off after a busy day.
A Big Week for Dutch Yoto Cards
One of the standout features of the 5 November drop was the number of Dutch-language releases arriving in the European Yoto Store. These include Dikkie Dik, Dolfje Weerwolfje, De avonturen van Tom Poes, De avonturen van Kikker and several more Dutch children’s classics.
There’s also the French fantasy collection Sorceline, vol. 1 à 5, and Spanish-language stories exploring celebrations around the world. It’s fantastic to see Yoto expanding its European language offerings, particularly after the substantial European releases we saw towards the end of October.
Looking Ahead
We’ve already had a really varied start to November, from Ms. Rachel and KPop Demon Hunters to Christmas stories, fascinating science and some excellent chapter-book collections.
My early favourites are Everything Under the Sun: All Around the World and Our Solar System! A Stellar Neighborhood Pack, although I think The Night I Met Father Christmas could be a lovely seasonal choice too.
I’ll keep adding the latest Yoto Card Drops throughout November, particularly looking out for new children’s books, interesting nonfiction and anything that might make a wonderful Christmas gift.