Audiobooks by "All Stories", page 2

This old French fairytale is lovely but A Little Creepy in parts. An evil mouse orders a young girl to play with fire and burn things down. A prince looks after her, and does not believe her story about the evil rodent. Read by Natasha Adapted by Bertie fro...

The Christmas Kid Invasion The 4th Uncle Christmas story, read by me, Richard, for Storynory.com.Uncle Christmas is based on a character invented by Wicked Uncle, home of brilliant presents.Story by...

The Chinese Year of the Tiger Dedicated to Shan Mahtani Cheung who supports storynory on Patreon Read by Jana Adapted by Bertie Art by Depositphotos.Hello, This is JanaAnd I'm here with a...

Is there justice in this world? Or are the victims the ones who have the most scorn and punishment in return for their simple-mindedness? When Pinocchio returns to the field of dreams, he receives justice of a sort from a judge who is also a gorilla. Read by Natasha Lee...

Read by Richard Scott Written by Rudyard Kipling Cover art by Deposit PhotosA woman--it was Messua--ran across to the herd, and cried: "Oh, my son, my son! They say thou art a sorcerer who can turn him...

This story from Norway is short but exciting – and ideal for small children (although it’s abit scary!). Three billy goats, each with the same name (Gruff), are on the way up the hillside to eat grass and get fat. On the way they have to cross a bridge where a hungry troll lie...

Download the audio (Click to Play, Right Click to Save As)Alice meets some very unusual insects and suddenly finds herself on a strange train journey without a ticket. If you have wondered about ...

An ancient Greek story about the origins of love. This "legend" was first told at a dinner party in Ancient Greece. It is...

Subscribe in Apple PodcastsAstropup in ‘Gone with the Wind’. Dedicated to the Alrashed kids. Read by Richard Scott Written by Bertie Sound editing and emiss...

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This story about a fox and a wolf, might be better called "The vixen and the wolf" because the fox is very feminine, while the wolf is definitely a he-wolf. Both are very hungry, and the wolf is set on eating the fox. This story by Antonio de Trueba (1821-1889) ...