We love riding in the car while listening to Super Great Kids’ Stories. Anansi and Baba Yaga are regulars! The quality of the stories and the quality of the storytellers is superb! Big shoutout to Super Great Kids’ Stories!
by Wonderful Chameleon
Super Great Kids’ Stories is a podcast of fun, traditional tales to make you laugh and cry with some of the best storytellers from around the world, recommended for ages 5 to 105. Our collection of over three hundred stories has been carefully put together by storyteller and radio producer Kim Normanton and audio producer David Smith. We wish you many hours of happy listening!
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Mama-Draga
This is a: 'Best of Super Great Kids' Stories' selected from our Archive. If you take one good girl, one not-so-good girl, a terrifying Sicilian ogress and a handful of toads, and spiders – then you have the ingredients for a cracking fairytale. Add in a talented singer/ st...
Prince Loaf
A poor boy helps a giant in distress and in return receives a golden loaf - but will that give him enough riches to win the hand of the princess who he loves? Listen to this delightful Romanian quest story told by Danielle Free and find out. Learn more about your ad choices. V...
The Milk Hare
The first of May isn’t just a celebration of the coming of summer with picnics and dancing. Some Europeans believe it’s the date when witches and other magical beings gather to cause trouble. Storyteller Jason Buck shares an exciting witchy story from Sweden to mark this ma...
Hatupatu and The Bird Woman
Maori storyteller Emmy Bidois tells a traditional tale about a strange woman with feathers on her arms, claws on her hands and a beak for a mouth. Eek! Is it a bird? Is it a woman? No it’s a bird-woman! Can our hero Hatupatu escape her clutches? Listen to Emmy tell this gripp...
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More Exciting News! Our regular Zoom shows have now started and are hosted by Jason Buck and Amy Douglas with a special guest each month.
Amy is known for her magical stories like : The Tramp and the Boots and Long Red Fingernails & Ruby Red Lips, and Jason is famous for his brilliant sound effects in stories like: The Old Woman and the Pig, and The Luck Child oh and of course Troll Ale.
Each month they will be telling some of your favourite tales alongside guest storytellers. And Kim will be popping up to say hello and sharing some stories. One of the benefits of this kind of show, is that we get to see you in person, and you can show us your pictures on zoom after the storytelling.
Tickets are available now for £12.50, that’s about $16.50 US dollars and $23 Canadian dollars for one household.
There are some reduced tickets, and discounts for our subscriber families.
Tickets are limited and have sold out in the past, so If you’re thinking about going, buy soon to avoid disappointment.
See you there! Jason, Amy and Kim
If you enjoyed Gcina’s story about Thokozani The Eland this week, you might like to order a copy of her book. Click the button to find out more.
Exciting News! Our Super Great book is now published by Bloomsbury and available to buy. It’s a treasury packed with thirty of your favourite stories including Anansi, Baba Yaga, Brer Rabbit and the Ghost of the Bloody Finger!
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If you are in Australia you can order HERE
If you are in India you can order HERE
Happy reading and telling!
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Our aim is to give a shout out to everyone that supports us as a subscriber.
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There are lots of Owlets waiting for their shout outs so it may take several weeks before you hear it.
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