Audiobooks online: genre "Legends & Fairy Tales"

Click Pictures to EnlargeBy popular demand, the single paid-for story on Storynory is now free. Thank you to everyone who supported us by buying it. If you would like all 17 of the lovely pictures by CaiJia, and you have an iPad or iPhone, you can still

Katie is an ordinary girl, but there is one thing that is rather unusual about her. She’s a witch and can do magic spells. Her grandmother is a witch too, and she has a beautiful and very unusual umbrella. When Katie takes it to school, it is confiscated by Miss Vile. Then som...

This is Storynory’s production of the ancient legend about the foundation of Rome. It’s a love story with plenty of tragic drama, and we think it will appeal to slightly older children and young adults. That said, it is pretty exciting too.Aeneas, prince of Troy, is shi...

The final chapter, read by Natasha. 24. Home AgainAunt Em had just come out of the house to water the cabbages when she looked up and saw Dorothy running toward her."My darling child!" she cried, folding the...

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Dorothy has been whisked away to a strange land by a great whirlwind. She wants to get back to her home in Kansas. A kindly witch has advised her to seek help from the Wizard of Oz in the City of Emeralds, and she is about to set out on her way.In this episode, she make...

Read by Richard check out his Sk8oetry Edited by Jana Dedicated to Finn and OrloHello, this is Richard and I’m here with another episode of the Jungle book. Mowgli has been kidnapped by t...

Storynory presents, The Jungle Book, Mowgli’s Brothers, Part Four.Read by Richard. Edited by Jana.Hello, this is Richard, and I’m here with the fourth part of the Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling. This episode will conclude the chapter called Mowgli’s Brother...

Why does the tide come in and out? Scientists might tell you it has something to do with the laws of gravity and the orbit of the moon. Of course it is true that there is a Fisher of the Moon who pulls in and lets out tide. But at the very beginning, there was a crab wh...

Most domestic or farm animals have to earn their place by the fire. Kipling's short story (from the Just So Stories) tells us why cats can drink milk from a bowl AND live a semi-wild life by themselves. It takes us back to the time when people lived in caves. As always wit...

The Old Woman Who Lost Her DumplingA story from Japan Dedicated to Poppy and Felix.Read by Richard Scott. Proofed & audio edited by Jana Elizabeth. Sound fx by Bertie. LONG, LONG ago there was a funny old woman, who liked to laugh and...