Here it is – Gladys has reached California and the final chapter in this series about the girl who wants to make it big as a pop star. We do hope you have enjoyed this series and the music. Listen out for her latest song – it’s really fun – and it’s called Snap Me... Read more »The post 11 Gladys Alone: Snap Me! appeared first on Storynory - Free Audio Stories for kids.

Gladys goes out to dinner with a famous film star, but she is determined that she is going to remain "Miss Sensible". The post 10 Gladys Alone: First Date appeared first on Storynory Free Audio Stories For Kids.

An upbeat song featuring "Lady Sat Nav" The post Are We There Yet? appeared first on Storynory Free Audio Stories For Kids.

Gladys takes part in an audition for a TV talent contest and sings at a gig arranged by Dud, her new manager. The post 07 Gladys Alone: The Triumph appeared first on Storynory Free Audio Stories For Kids.

Are two parrots better than one? Or is there only room in the universe for one megalomaniac feather brain? The post Astropup: Which Parrot? appeared first on Storynory Free Audio Stories For Kids.

We meet a butterfly-chasing botanist who lives on the moor. Eerie and haunting noises emerge from the lonliest parts of the treacherous mire.The post 07 Baskervilles: The Stapletons of Merripit House appeared first on Storynory Free Audio Stories For Kids.

Gladys plays her first solo gig, but is still overshadowed by one of her sisters of chiX fameThe post 05 Gladys Alone: Going Underground appeared first on Storynory Free Audio Stories For Kids.

The "haunting" song by Gladys.The post Song: Ghost Girl appeared first on Storynory Free Audio Stories For Kids.

Gladys records a song she originally wrote for the chiX - it describes her feeling that nobody ever notices her. The post 04 Gladys Alone: Ghost Girl Reprise appeared first on Storynory Free Audio Stories For Kids.

Portia is the heroine of Shakespeare’s play, The Merchant of Venice. At the end of the play she appears as an extremely clever lawyer. This tale is adapted from near the beginning of the story – where her husband is chosen by an unusual test. As you will hear, it is rather like a fairytale.

Read and written by Elizabeth for Storynory.