Sishu Katha 🤪

Just Do It by Son Truong Nguyen - Change is the only constant and we need to take action, to be the change. This is a short and sweet story that explains how we need not worry about the outcome and fearlessly adapt the required change.

Story Taken from the book Chicken soup for the preteen soul

Quote by: Ernest Hemingway

Poem by Irene Dunlap

Episode art credits: Photo by Chris Lawton on Unsplash

The Forgotten Friend by Judith Burnett Schneider : A sweet story on selfless friendship which re-iterates the quote, "Friendship without self-interest is one of the rare and beautiful things of life " Stay tuned listeners, to listen to the entire story.

Story Taken from the book Chicken soup for the preteen soul

Quote by: James Francis Byrnes

"Count on me" song by Connie Talbot

Episode art credits: Image by Rebecca Schönbrodt-Rühl from Pixabay

Adam's Apples by Kim Aaron - A short story on humanity and how perspective matters

Story Taken from the book Chicken soup for the preteen soul

Quote by: George Moore

Episode art credits: Image by Briam Cute from Pixabay

Where is the world is Carmen? by Marieta Irwin: A story about achieving dreams!! Inspite of your inabilities, if you have the will and determination, you can achieve your dreams. Stay tuned listeners, to find out how Ashley with her bear Carmen, fulfills her dream.

Story Taken from the book Chicken soup for the preteen soul

Quote by: Michael Thomas

"This is my Dream" song by Kashy Keegan

Episode art credits: Image by S. Hermann & F. Richter from Pixabay

Hey Listeners!! Wishing you a very Happy New year 2021!! We are starting the new year with our series, "The Magical Crystal Ball". Let's believe in the MAGIC within ourselves and spread magic all around.. 

Episode art credits: Image by Uki_71 from Pixabay

Chardae's thousand and one nights: The stories famously known as One thousand and one nights/ Arabian Nights were narrated by Scherezade, a Persian Queen. Stay tuned listeners, to find out how she turned an adversity to an opportunity and imprinted her name in History!!

This story is taken from the book: Girls to the rescue - tales of clever, courageous girls from around the world by Lansky, Bruce

Episode Art credits: Image by softhunterdevil from Pixabay

Not again, Red Riding Hood!! by Clynes, Kate: Red Riding Hood enters the woods again, this time to deliver cookies to her Dad. On the way, she meets some very hungry characters from well-loved stories, and yes, she is once more in danger!! Will Dad get the cookies or will the Wolf get to her first?? Stay tuned listeners, to find out what happens in the end!!

Episode Art Credits: Image by Kevin Phillips from Pixabay 

No lie, I acted like a beast! : The story of Beauty and the Beast as told by the Beast, by Nancy Loewen, illustrated by Cristian Bernardini

Poor misunderstood Prince Elmer! When his acting audition goes wrong, he’s cursed by an evil fairy. Hmm.. this seems to be different from the original story... So stay tuned listeners!! Lets hear what really happened to the Beast from the Beast himself. Thank you Prince Elmer for joining us in our episode, and sharing your story!!

Episode art credits: Image by brunapazini0 from Pixabay

Let's meet the most famous Fashion Icon - Humpty Dumpty through this story. Like the original rhyme, he did have a great fall, but did he come back stronger or succumbed to it!?? Stay tuned listeners and find out the REAL HUMPTY-DUMPTY STORY!!!

Episode Art Credits: Image by OpenClipart-Vectors from Pixabay

This story is taken from the book: Twisted tales II: 3 stories by Weiss, Bobbi JG and Humpty Dumpty by Denslow, W.W.