In this short film, found on YouTube (where you can find just about anything), famous Disney characters tell you not to infringe their copyright. At first we thought it was made by Disney itself as a warning. Further digging revealed that it was made by a law professor, and he calls it a “Fair(y) Use […]

I’ve mentioned before that Windows Vista sometimes has a problem downloading mp3 audio files such as those on Storynory.  In some cases (mine) it has been issuing nasty and unwarrented warnings not to download.   After a lot of casting around the internet,  I’ve found the solution on a forum.  1.) Go to Conrol Panel in […]

A short and very SNAPPY telling of Little Red Riding Hood that ends very happily FOR THE WOLF ! (you have been warned). It’s fun though – and it’s the original version.

New With Pictures ! Little Red Riding Hood in a new recording by Natasha with Pictures that will sync on your iPod. This famous tale is short but very SNAPPY ! This version should play on your Ipod or in iTunes or QuickTime. If you need the MP3 File, please visit Storynory at: //storynory.com/2007/06/03/little-red-riding-hood-2/

One  “golden afternoon” – 7th July 1862 – a mathematics tutor at Oxford University took three little girls on a boating picnic along the River Isis (Thames). On the way he told them a surreal nonsense tale. One of the little girls was called Alice Liddell and she became the main character in the story. […]

Have you got your cutlasses ready? And fed the parrot? Jack is supposed to go to sailing school but there’s a mix up and he turns up at the pirate school of Captain Blackheart.

I’d like to thank all the blogs who link to us – sorry we can’t link back to you all. It’s very helpful for us to gather some insight into how you listen to Storynory – and we do read and follow what you say. It makes us feel we know you. This is one […]

There’s a really nice mention of Storynory in the Wall Street Journal today. For bedtime stories, just press play By YING WU June 16, 2007; Page P2 For families on long car trips, there’s a new boredom killer: free podcasts of children’s stories. The tales come from London-based Storynory, which offers them on its Web […]

A beautiful princess loses her ball down the well. A frog offers to fetch it for her, if only she promise that he can be her friend. The princess tries to break her promise, but the frog persists.

By Barbara Imbrie (who wrote this for her 8 year old grandson) Afraid of mice? You really wouldn’t have expected it. His father, Tom Cat, was a famous mouse catcher. He had even won a blue ribbon at the county fair for catching the most mice in the shortest time—ten in ten minutes. And his […]