Roy Rogers' Surprise for Donnie was published in 1954 by Whitman Publishing Company as part of the Tell-A-Tale Books collection (No. 2567).

Written by Alice Sankey and illustrated by John Steel, this vintage children’s storybook reflects the illustrated storytelling style of the mid-1950s.

Presented here as Grandma Sue’s Library No. GSL-SR-026, this recording is narrated by Grandpa Dutch in a calm, vintage read-aloud style with page-turn pacing.

Original publication: Whitman Publishing Company, 1954.

Little Red Riding Hood is based on the 1697 tale by Charles Perrault, whose version predates the familiar Brothers Grimm telling and preserves the story's original cautionary ending.

This 2026 original edition was written and illustrated by Grandma Sue & P.A.I.G.E. as part of the Retro Read Along | Season 1 collection. This recording reflects the classic read-along format, pairing storybook pages with guided narration in a calm, mid-century style.

Narrated by Grandma Sue.
Published through Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing.

Pecos Bill is one of the great heroes of American folklore. Although the stories developed through oral tradition, the character was first published in 1917 by Edward O'Reilly, helping establish Pecos Bill as a legendary figure of the American West.

This 1970 edition was released as part of the Disneyland Records Little Long Playing Book & Record series (Cover No. 350) and features narration by Robbie Lester.

Presented in the classic read-along format, this recording pairs illustrated storybook pages with guided narration characteristic of the era.

Original 1970 release by Disneyland Records.

Rumpelstiltskin is based on the 1812 version of the tale recorded by the Brothers Grimm.

This 2026 original edition was written and illustrated by Grandma Sue & P.A.I.G.E. as part of the Retro Read Along Season 1 collection. This recording reflects the classic read-along format, pairing storybook pages with guided narration in a calm, mid-century style.

Narrated by Grandma Sue.
Published through Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing.

Mother Goose was published in 1960 by Whitman Publishing Company as part of the Tell-A-Tale Books collection (No. 2591).

Illustrated by Marguerite K. Scott, this collection presents traditional Mother Goose nursery rhymes in the warm, accessible style that introduced generations of young readers to these timeless verses.

Presented here as Grandma Sue’s Library No. GSL-SR-022, this recording is narrated by Grandma Sue & Grandpa Dutch in a calm, vintage read-aloud style with page-turn pacing.

Original publication: Whitman Publishing Company, 1960.

Puss in Boots is based on the classic fairy tale first published by Charles Perrault in 1697.

This 2026 original edition was written and illustrated by Grandma Sue & P.A.I.G.E. as part of the Retro Read Along, Season 1 collection. This recording reflects the classic read-along format, pairing storybook pages with guided narration in a calm, mid-century style.

Narrated by Grandma Sue.
Published through Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing.

Splish, Splash, and Splush was published in 1962 by Whitman Publishing Company as part of the Tell-A-Tale Books collection.

Written by Donna Lugg Pape and illustrated by Irma Wilde, this story reflects the warm, imaginative style of mid-century children's literature created for young readers.

Presented here as Grandma Sue’s Library No. GSL-SR-019, this recording is narrated by Grandpa Dutch in a calm, vintage read-aloud style with page-turn pacing.

Original publication: Whitman Publishing Company, 1962.

Sleeping Beauty originated in the French fairy tale collection Stories or Tales of Past Times, published in 1697 by Charles Perrault. The collection later became widely known as Tales of Mother Goose and includes some of the best-known fairy tales in children's literature.

This 1977 edition was released as part of the Disneyland Records Little Long Playing Book & Record series (Cover No. 301) and features narration by Bob Holt.

Presented in the classic read-along format, this recording pairs illustrated storybook pages with guided narration characteristic of the era.

Original 1977 release by Disneyland Records.

Noah and the Ark was published in 1967 by Whitman Publishing Company as part of the Tell-A-Tale Books collection (No. 2558).

Written by Devere Ramsay and illustrated by Leslie Gray, this story presents a gentle children’s retelling of Noah and the ark in the calm, reassuring style common to mid-century religious storybooks for young readers.

Presented here as Grandma Sue’s Library No. GSL-SR-015, this recording is narrated by Grandpa Dutch in a vintage read-aloud style with page-turn pacing.

Original publication: Whitman Publishing Company, 1967.

Little Briar Rose is based on the 1812 version of the tale recorded by the Brothers Grimm.

This 2026 original edition was written and illustrated by Grandma Sue & P.A.I.G.E. as part of the Retro Read Along | Season 1 collection. Presented here as Grandma Sue’s Library No. GSL-OR-011, this recording reflects the classic read-along format, pairing storybook pages with guided narration in a calm, mid-century style.

Narrated by Grandma Sue.
Published through Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing.