Hello and welcome to another week on Owl Stories. This week's story is Raven & Swan, an Aesop tale. Aesop has written so many fables that I have lost count. This story always stood out to me and I would retell in the classroom when I saw a child imitate the behaviors of other children thought to "be cool."

Today's retelling is my own version of The Raven and The Swan to match my voice and meet on a child's level in today's world.

I hope you like it and consider following this journey of story telling - see you next week.

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Royalty free music from artist.io: Amos Ever Hadani: Sophy with the sad eyes.

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