Audiobooks online: genre "Legends & Fairy Tales", page 3

Download the audio (Click to Play, Right Click to Save As)Our Waking Beauty series can be found here.We follow the...

How old is Katie? Lots of people have asked us that question. She has grown up as the stories have progressed, and now she is almost a teenager. As you know, Katie is very close to her mum, but now she is a little older, they sometimes have differences of opinion.And fo...

"I SHALL LIVE FOREVER--AND EVER--AND EVER!"Read by Natasha. But they were obliged to wait more than a week because first there came some very windy days and then Colin was threatened with a cold, which two th...

Mary's new friend Colin has the airs and graces of an Indian Prince, a Young Rajah, but he surprises everyone by liking Mary. A YOUNG RAJAHThe moor was hidden in mist when the morning came, and the rain had not stopped...

Download the AudioAt last we meet the Wonderful Wizard of Oz. But is he one or three wizards? He appears in different forms to Dorothy and his friends. And...

We continue the adventure of the flying horse (part 1 was here).If you have heard the first part, you will know that an inventor has presented the king of Persia with an enchanted horse that can fly. ...

The Lady Beaming Bright Dedicated to Charlotte Chew who supports Storynory on PatreonHello, this is Jana, and I’m here with a fairy tale from Japan. It’s about a poor couple who adopt a magical being. But who is their be...

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...

Impatient, impulsive Pinocchio is easily distracted. He leaves for school with his new clothes, his ABC Book, and a bag full of the best intentions, but, sad to say, he does not get far. Catch up with earlier chapters he...

Download the audioThe big day has arrived. Wizard has promised to fly back to Cansas with Dorothy. The crowds await to see them off. Read by Natasha.

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...