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  Little Red Riding Hood

  Charles Perrault

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  Are you looking for a short story for your children? This one has a good moral and teaches don´t to trust in strangers. 
  "Little Red Riding Hood" is an European fairy tale about a young girl and a Big Bad Wolf. Its origins can be traced back to the 10th century to several European folk tales, including one from Italy called The False Grandmother. The best known version was written by Charles Perrault. 
  The audiobook is produced with a music background and voices in the dialogues. A sweet and tender voice of an American actress is used, which gives it a special charm. 
  Your children will love it! So make the purchase with a single Clic.

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  The Tale of the Fox

  Leon Mitchell, Peter Darnes

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  A children’s story about Fee, a young curious girl who dreams of having a magical adventure. One day, she meets a wonderful charming Fox by the name of Beeswax, she travels through the forest, and what a magical Fox he is.

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  The Adventures of Surf Dude -...

  Zelle Andrews

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  In a remote part of the South Carolina woods, a small Carolina pup plays with his brothers and sisters while their mother hunts rabbits. In one irreversible moment, his life changes forever. For a while, he lives happily with a human in Panacea, Florida, but he soon finds himself alone and homeless. Between encounters with native wildlife, thunder storms, and hunters, he learns to trust no-one but himself – until a man named Russ brings him honey-buns and calls him Surf Dude. After being on his own for so long, should he go home with Russ to a fenced-in yard with rules, or enjoy the life with no boundaries that he was born into? A portion of each sale supports dog rescue groups. 
  The story is a novel, based on the life of a real stray dog who was "adopted" by a town in North Florida. The story is told by the dog, Surf Dude. Surf Dude (now known as Buddy) has his own Facebook page ("Surf Dog/Buddy") with over 4,000 followers. Because the main character was a stray dog, the publisher donates a portion of all sales to animal rescue groups and shelters.

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  The Tale of Mr Jeremy Fisher

  Beatrix Potter

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  Join Mr. Jeremy Fisher on a rainy day as he hops into his lily-leaf boat for a fishing adventure. Things don’t go exactly as planned, especially when a giant trout decides that Mr. Jeremy might be a tasty snack!

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  The Kung Fu Force and the Tower...

  Robin Leong

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  They're small. They're cute. They're warriors. Meet the Kung Fu Force. There's no problem they can't solve!
  
  Meet the team behind the Kung Fu Force: Lucas the Lizard, Brady the Bengal Cat and Coco the Cockatoo. Together with Shifu Seong the Seahorse, these three animal pals master kung fu skills and learn life lessons along the way. And when duty calls, they channel their chi to save the world!
  
  In this book, they are called to help Mr Goh, who's stuck teetering over the edge of a collapsing building. But before they can help, Brady has to deal with another problem—he can't channel his chi to help.
  
  What will become of him? Will the team be able to save the day?
  
  © 2020 by Robin Leong. Published in paper format in Singapore by Epigram Books, recorded by Storyside 2022.

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  Intelligence and Luck

  Albert Henry Wratislaw

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  It is a Slavonic fairy tale. This story was translated and published by Albert Henry Wratislaw in 1890. Albert Henry Wratislaw was an English Slavonic scholar. Once upon a time Luck met Intelligence on a garden-seat. Luck said to Intelligence: "Make a room for me!" But Intelligence was outraged: 'Why should I make a room for you? If you are no better than I am!" Luck answered, that he is much better. Luck and Intelligence started to argue. To solve their discussion Intelligence entered into the peasant who was ploughing in the field. When intelligence entered into the peasant, he dropped his plough and went home to tell his family that he doesn't want to be a plougher anymore. He went to the king's ownership to become a gardener. The peasant didn't listen the gardener's advices and finally became more skilled than the gardener. The king respected the peasant very well. The king had a beautiful daughter who always kept silence. One day the king said: "Whoever should bring it to pass that she should speak again, should be her husband!" Will he try to help the king's daughter?

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