All Ages
Timeless stories the whole family can enjoy together. No age limit on great storytelling.
Grimm's Fairy Tales
Ages 9-12
The Fisherman and His Wife: A Brothers Grimm Tale
The Fisherman and His Wife: A Brothers Grimm Tale: In a small cottage on the edge of a vast sea lived a fisherman named Heinrich and his wife Margaretta. The
Norse Folk Tales
Ages 9-12
The Apples of Idun
The Apples of Idun: In Asgard, the home of the gods, there existed a treasure more valuable than all the gold in the nine worlds - the golden apples of Idun.
Grimm's Fairy Tales
Ages 9-12
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: In a kingdom where mountains touched the clouds and forests stretched endlessly, there lived a king and queen who ruled with
Norse Folk Tales
Ages 9-12
Ragnarok: The Twilight of the Gods
Ragnarok: The Twilight of the Gods: The seer stood before Odin in the great hall Asgard, and she spoke of a future that all the gods wished not to hear, yet
Norse Folk Tales
Ages 9-12
Sigurd and the Dragon Fafnir
Sigurd and the Dragon Fafnir: In the northern lands, in a place where mountains rose like the spears of giants and forests spread like dark green cloaks across
Norse Folk Tales
Ages 9-12
The Theft of Thor’s Hammer (Thrymskvida)
The Theft of Thor's Hammer (Thrymskvida): Thor, the mighty god of thunder, woke one morning in his hall Bilskirnir with a start of alarm that was rare for one
Arabian Nights
Ages 9-12
Hassan of Basra and the Bird Maiden
Hassan of Basra and the Bird Maiden: In the city of Basra, there lived a young merchant named Hassan ibn Ibrahim, known throughout the marketplace for his
Arabian Nights
Ages 9-12
The Barber’s Tale of His Sixth Brother
Shakashik the starving beggar of Baghdad accepts an imaginary feast from a Barmecide nobleman, plays through the cruel charade with patience, and wins both real food and a place in the great house - the Arabian Nights tale that gave English the word 'Barmecide.'
Norse Folk Tales
Ages 9-12
The Creation of the World from Ymir’s Body
The Creation of the World from Ymir's Body: In the beginning, before the world was formed and before time itself had meaning, there existed only Muspelheim and
Arabian Nights
Ages 9-12
Scheherazade and the Sultan
Scheherazade and the Sultan: In the great city of Baghdad, there lived a Sultan named Shahriar who had been betrayed by his first wife. In his grief and rage
Arabian Nights
Ages 9-12
The Enchanted Garden of Iram
The Enchanted Garden of Iram: On the edge of the great desert that stretches eastward from Damascus, there lived a poor merchant named Zaid. He had once been
Arabian Nights
Ages 9-12
The Seven Voyages of Sinbad: The Fifth Voyage
Sinbad outfits his own ship and sails to an uninhabited isle where his crew breaks the egg of the roc. The parent birds destroy the ship with boulders. Shipwrecked alone, Sinbad meets the Old Man of the Sea and escapes only by patient cunning; in the City of Apes he refills his fortune with coconuts and returns to Baghdad.