The Spider and the Fly by Marry Howitt is a poem with a moral and a warning for children. Listen to this dramatic reading from <i>Storynory</i> read by Natasha Lee Lewis.

Enjoy this Hans Christian Andersen fairytale with this audio resource from <i>Storynory</i>.

The story of the Helen of Troy, the face that launched a thousand ships. Helen was married to a Greek King, but the Goddess of Love, Aphrodite, promised her to Paris, a Trojan Prince. Audio from <i>Storynory</i>.

Enjoy this classic fairytale with this audio resource from <i>Storynory</i>.

This classic story by Oscar Wilde is set in a garden that is not unlike paradise. Children play freely among the trees and flowers. And then the owner, The Selfish Giant, returns from a long holiday and drives out the children. But all is not lost, for the giant finds redemption through a child.

Heracles was the the strong-man of the ancient world. He performed twelve labours, and we tell you about the first 6 in this audio from <i>Storynory</i>.

A shoemaker was terribly poor and had just enough money to buy leather for one pair of shoes. A Christmas story with elves – guaranteed to delight children.

This <i>Storynory</i> audio is a just so story by Rudyard Kipling, read by Natasha, and it tells how the Leopard got his spots

Joseph is sold into slavery by his brothers who are envious of his beautiful coat, a gift from their father. He finds himself in Egypt where his fortunes are soon on the rise.

The story of how George saved a town and a princess from a fearful dragon. He is associated with courage and chivalry and several countries have chosen him as their patron saint.

Enjoy this Hans Christian Andersen fairytale with this audio resource from <i>Storynory</i>.

Enjoy this Aesop’s fable with this audio resource from <i>Storynory</i>.

A vintage reading from <i>Storynory</i> of Noah’s Ark which we recorded in 2007 but have not previously released.

It's Easter and Bertie is having an Easter egg hunt in this story from <b>Storynory</b>!

The famous story of the greatest rat-charmer of all time. Natasha’s <i>Storynory</i> reading is synced to the beautiful illustrations of Kate Greenaway (1846 – 1901).

Enjoy this fairytale with this audio resource from <i>Storynory</i>.

Enjoy Part One of this Hans Christian Andersen fairytale with this audio resource from <i>Storynory</i>.

Enjoy Part One of this Hans Christian Andersen fairytale with this audio resource from <i>Storynory</i>.

Enjoy this story with this audio resource from <i>Storynory</i>.

The story of Noah’s Ark – the animals saved from the flood two by two.

Enjoy this fairytale with this audio resource from <i>Storynory</i>.