Diana Quick tells this childhood favourite, following naughty Goldilocks' adventure in the house of the three bears.

With original music by Sylvia Hallett.

Will Hackett-Jones reads Leo Tolstoy's short story, 'The Two Brothers'. What would you do if you found a prophecy written on a stone in the forest? Disagreeing with a sibling is always a strong place to start.

With original music by Sylvia Hallett.

Cover image by Janko Ferlic.

The exchange between a mother and son, over the course of the war. Read by Hilary Greatorex.

With original music by Sylvia Hallett.

Lily's favourite toy is Blue Kangaroo, and she sleeps with him every night. But as new toys begin to fill up Lily's bed, what will happen to Blue Kangaroo? Emma Chichester Clark reads her own heart-warming tale.

With original music by Sylvia Hallett.

Dame Penelope Wilton tells a favourite folk tale, The Little Red Hen. When the Little Red Hen asks her friends to help her, they don't seem particularly motivated. But what will happen when they find out what she's made?

With original music by Sylvia Hallett.

Actor and author Sophie Neville reads the tale of a boy called Charlie Cook, who sat down to read his favourite book, taking the reader on a concertina of an adventure that will delight young and old alike.

Written by the creators of The Gruffalo, Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, Charlie Cook's Favourite Book celebrates its 25th Anniversary in 2020. By kind permission of Macmillan Children's Books.

With original music by Sylvia Hallett.

Petra Markham reads four poems by Walter de la Mare: 'Silver', 'The Listeners', 'Hide & Seek', and 'Dream-Song', all evoking the magical light of the moon and the mysterious wonder of the night.

By kind permission of the de la Mare family and the Society of Authors.

With original music by Sylvia Hallett. Cover image by Rok Romih.

Poet Dean Parkin reads two of his poems, and invites children to try writing your own 'Word List Poem'. Which words would you choose? With original music by Sylvia Hallett. As heard on BBC Radio Suffolk.

Actor and producer Jenny Hall reads this magical excerpt of a conversation between two fairies, from William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.

With original music by Sylvia Hallett. As heard on BBC Radio Suffolk.

Cover image by #cottonbro.

Hilary Greatorex retells the classic Princess and the Pea story. When a bedraggled girl claiming to be a princess seeks refuge at the home of a fussy prince, the palace isn't convinced she is really what she says.

With original music by Sylvia Hallett.

Cover image by Tracey Hocking.