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This is the tale of The Distant Fire!
When Abel's mother falls dangerously ill, the brave 6-year-old accepts a dare to win the money to pay for a doctor. But can he possibly survive up the side of a mountain with no shirt or fire to keep him warm?
Based on an Ethiopian folk tale, adapted and written by Chip Colquhoun.
Cover art: Heather Zeta Rose.
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This is the tale of Sir Tommy's Fire!
Sir Tommy Bloodworth's dream job is more like a nightmare. Everyone expects him to sort out everything, from the Plague to a tiny little fire on Pudding Lane. What can he do?
Based on the diaries of Samuel Pepys, adapted and written by Chip Colquhoun.
Cover art: Dave Hingley.
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This is the tale of Sir Tommy's Fire!
Sir Tommy Bloodworth's dream job is more like a nightmare. Everyone expects him to sort out everything, from the Plague to a tiny little fire on Pudding Lane. What can he do?
Based on the diaries of Samuel Pepys, adapted and written by Chip Colquhoun.
Cover art: Dave Hingley.
To make sure you don’t miss any of the fun, make sure you’re subscribed to our podcast.
And don’t forget: if you become an Epic Explorer, you can enjoy every story all at once – to listen to, read with pictures from incredible artists, and even watch our storytellers tell them to you! There are two new stories every month, plus the stories never disappear – you can go there and devour over 30 stories right now.
To become an Epic Explorer, just put on your sweetest voice, ask your grown-up to sit with you at a computer, and go to fablespodcast.co.uk
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This is the tale of Sir Tommy's Fire!
Sir Tommy Bloodworth's dream job is more like a nightmare. Everyone expects him to sort out everything, from the Plague to a tiny little fire on Pudding Lane. What can he do?
Based on the diaries of Samuel Pepys, adapted and written by Chip Colquhoun.
Cover art: Dave Hingley.
To make sure you don’t miss any of the fun, make sure you’re subscribed to our podcast.
And don’t forget: if you become an Epic Explorer, you can enjoy every story all at once – to listen to, read with pictures from incredible artists, and even watch our storytellers tell them to you! There are two new stories every month, plus the stories never disappear – you can go there and devour over 30 stories right now.
To become an Epic Explorer, just put on your sweetest voice, ask your grown-up to sit with you at a computer, and go to fablespodcast.co.uk
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From the publisher's feed
Join Oxford Owl storyteller and author Chip Colquhoun in a fully-immersive podcast, retelling stories from throughout history and around the world to inspire the children of today.
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These podcast episodes are not just entertaining. Teachers can use them to help children explore every curriculum subject, including Maths and Science. To find out more, listen to our sister podcast, Happily Ever Teaching!
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