An adaption of the Fairy Tale about a Princess and the surprising way that she meets her Prince.

The beautiful story of a gold-covered statue that sacrifices all his beauty to help the people in his city.  A little swallow serves as his messenger to deliver life-saving gifts to those in need.

The touching story of a tin soldier who falls in love with a paper ballerina.  He goes through many difficult situations including being swallowed by a fish.  Eventually, he finds his way back to his lady love.  However, the story does not end happily but it is a story of enduring love.

NURSERY RHYMES.  A collection of traditional poems for children that date from the late 18th/early 19th century in Britain.  Also called MOTHER GOOSE rhymes

Two Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Anderson.  THE PRINCESS AND THE PEA & THE EMPOROR’S NEW CLOTHES.  Two short versions of Anderson’s very popular “light” or humorous Fairy Tales.

THE UGLY DUCKLING by Hans Christian Anderson.  The classic story of the ugly duckling who, after a difficult time of being scorned and mistreated because of his appearance, discovers that he isn’t a duck at all but a beautiful Swan.

More of the ADVENTURES OF BUSTER BEAR by Thornton W. Burgess.  Chapters 9-14.  How Buster Bear becomes a Hero and what happens when Farmer Brown’s boy and Buster Bear meet.

“Grandfather Frog’s Common Sense.” Chapters 5-8 of THE ADVENTURES OF BUSTER BEAR by Thornton W. Burgess.  Little Joe Otter learns a lesson from Grandfather Frog.

A beautifully touching story about a Giant who learns the joy of sharing his garden when he allows a mysterious child to play there.  The “Child” later returns to take the Giant to his home in Paradise.

The first 4 chapters of one of Thornton W. Burgess popular favorite books about some of his beloved woodland creatures.  Little Joe Otter learns that getting even just for spite doesn’t pay!