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Maria the corncob: Bedtime story for children
"Once upon a time, our friend Maria, the Ukrainian painter, was fast asleep. She had had a long day, painting wonderful paintings full of bright, happy colours and fanciful shapes. When the time finally came for her to fall asleep, she laid her head on her soft, welcoming pillow, and fell straight asleep. As soon as her eyes shut and her breathing slowed to a gentle, rhythmic pace, Maria began to dream. In her dream, there was a corncob horse. You may not know what a corncob horse is, but if you're trying to imagine one now, I'm sure you've gotten it right."
Linnea Taylor (Author), Atta Otigba (Narrator)
Theo the bear who wanted to sleep: Bedtime story for children
"Once upon a time, there was a little bear named Theo. He had a big family: his mom and dad, his grandparents, his sister, and his brother. Everyone in Theo's family was older than he was, so they simply called him 'little one.' Theo the bear cub visits a world where magical dreams come to you all by themselves."
Katja Runow (Author), Atta Otigba (Narrator)
The Owl Sonya and the new day: Bedtime story for children
"We sleep at night so that we can wake up when it gets light. Without fail, after the night ends, the morning comes once again. But what if the morning doesn't come for a long time? Can you bring a new day closer, and what is sunlight made of? Would you like to know? Then listen to the tale of Sonya the Owl!"
Theo, the dragon Nora and the dream: Bedtime story for children
"Once upon a time, there was a little bear whose name was Theo, and he loved to sleep. Theo had a big, close-knit family: his mum and dad, his grandparents, his sister and brother. Theo was the youngest in the family, and everybody loved him very much. Though, of course, if he had been the eldest, no one would have loved him any less. Once upon a time he met the dragon Nora, who told him the secret of how to only have good dreams."
The dream of the Moon girl: Bedtime story for children
"We are going to the Moon today. There are a lot of interesting things in store for you. We'll walk through the magic garden of dreams and find out where our dreams come from. We'll also meet the Moon Girl and sail on the cloud boat with her…"
Marina B (Author), Atta Otigba (Narrator)
Moon girl in the underwater kingdom: Bedtime story for children
"The Moon Girl and a big turtle find out which sea creatures have colorful dreams. Do you remember Stella, the Moon Girl? She lives in a cosy cottage on the large, round Moon. Her Mum and Dad are magic gardeners in the garden of dreams. Stella's parents have a day off today, so the family decided to spend it at the seaside. Stella has never been to the seaside because there is no sea on the Moon. Moon Mum has already packed a basket full of sandwiches and lemonade, and Dad is at the helm of their little cloud boat. Stella will be on the shores of a warm turquoise sea very soon. Would you like to join her, little one? Then climb into bed and close your eyes. Our journey is beginning..."
The whale who flew in the clouds : Bedtime story for children
"The Moon Girl meets a baby whale and finds out that we are all capable of working miracles. Do you remember Stella, the Moon Girl? She lives in a cosy cottage on the large, round Moon. Her Mum and Dad are magic gardeners in the garden of dreams. Today, Stella is going to take a journey to bring to life the biggest dream of a little whale. Would you like to join her? Go to bed and close your eyes. We are starting the journey..."
Australian Dreams: Bedtime story for children
"Today we're going to warm and sunny Australia. Joey the Koala, the continent's biggest sleepyhead, is already waiting for you to tell you all about the extraordinary residents of the eucalyptus forest and to share the secrets of how to get a good night's sleep, Australian-style."
Frigg has a nightmare: Bedtime story for children
"In the middle of the night, Frigg the Norse goddess woke up with her heart pounding. She'd had a nightmare! How did she manage to fall asleep again? Let us find out more about nightmares and how to handle them."
Panda Mimi's gratitude: Bedtime story for children
"Learn how magic sleep words 'thank you' will help you to fall asleep quickly. Here's how Mimi, the little panda, does it. and how she learns everything there is to know about cute pandas.. whilst falling asleep."
Ember the angy and jealous girl: Bedtime story for children
"This magical story is about Ember, who learns about controlling anger and jealousy. Hello, my friend! Today I am going to tell you a story about Ember, the little girl whose anger would magically set her on fire. Yes, you heard me correctly! Whenever Ember became angry, her hair would start smoking and little flames would shoot out of her hands. This caused a lot of problems, as you can imagine, and today I will tell you about how Ember learned to not be jealous and to control her anger. Are you ready?"
The magic of waking up in the night: Bedtime story for children
"This tale will help your little one fall asleep if they have woken up in the middle of the night. Hello my dear friend! Have you woken up in the middle of the night too? I thought I was the only night owl tonight! I am going to tell you a secret now. When I was your age, I used to be a bit afraid of waking up in the middle of the night, because it was so dark and quiet. But that was before I learned about my night-time dream gaze and that waking up in the night is a special lucky thing. I also learned that falling back asleep when you have woken up in the night leads to the very best dreams. Shall I tell you all about finding your dream gaze when you wake up at night, and how the world is so kind in the dark? Grab your favourite blanket, snuggle down properly, and let's start the story."
To Amber town: Bedtime story for children
"Alex and Ella set out to find soft and sweet dreams at sunset. Hi there, little one. I hope you're okay. The sun has left the sky now, and you can see the moon and stars. As you fall asleep, I'm sure you are wishing for soft and sweet dreams. I also wish for you to have soft and sweet dreams, just like little Alex and Ella. Alex is a kangaroo, and Ella is an emu. They are very good friends. Together, Alex and Ella set out to find soft and sweet dreams at sunset. Where can they find them? Do you know, little one? A lion told them they would find soft and sweet dreams in Amber Town."
Alva Bjorkman (Author), Atta Otigba (Narrator)
The Lullaby composer: Bedtime story for children
"Follow Max into a calm forest where he falls asleep to magical sleepy music, written by a real lullaby composer. We are going to fly to а forest where a lullaby composer lives in a tree house. We will visit him and learn how to create the best lullaby in the world. Now, lie down in your bed and close your eyes. Our story is beginning..."
Theo and the sleepy snowflakes: Bedtime story for children
"Today we're going to listen to the tale of a real winter adventure. Guess who it is about. Yes, it is another story about Theo, the little bear who really loved to sleep. You remember, of course, that Theo the little bear lived with his family in a big cosy house in the middle of a forest. And if you don't remember, I will tell you a new story about him now."
The magical story of how your house falls asleep: Bedtime story for children
"In this story we are going to learn a secret. We will find out how your house falls asleep, and why the house is a wonderful and magical place at night. This kind and gentle tale will help children to not be afraid of the dark."
Learn To Speak Basic French: 100 Words in 30 Minutes
"Who has the time to learn a whole new language just for a holiday? How often are just one or two words enough to communicate the desires of an excited tourist to the local looking to help? From accommodation and travel, to entertainment and points of interest, these 7 chapters in only 30 minutes, are the quintessential guide to being able to communicate your way through France with just enough to intrigue the locals, and keep you on track to making amazing memories, without spending hours trying to master a foreign language. 'Learn to Speak Basic French. 100 Words in 30 Minutes' is part of 'The Travel Series', which introduces listeners to the 100 most essential words needed to navigate their next international holiday. "
Calvin Alexander (Author), Atta Otigba (Narrator)
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