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Three Bright Aesop Tales

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The Sun by Milo Winter / Aesop

The Sun is our narrator for these three stories adapted from Aesop’s Fables. He looks down on the Earth and sees all the human folly. He tells us the tale of the Milkmaid whose head is full of dreams. Then he relates the famous story of Juno and the Peacock about a bird who wants magnificent feathers. His last story features himself and the North Wind.

As ever, these charming tales by Aesop come with morals for life.

Adaptation by Bertie.

Read by Natasha.
Proofread by Claire Deakin & Jana Elizabeth.
Pictures by Milo Winter
Duration 12.10.

In the morning I am soft and gentle. In the middle of the day, I am harsh and white. When the evening comes, I rest my red head on the mountains. Yes, as you have probably guessed by now, I am the sun.

All day long, I look down on the Earth and I see all the things that go on – all the wisdom, and the folly – but mostly the folly. As for the things that go bump in the night? I don’t see any of those – but I hear all the best gossip from my pretty lady friend, the moon.

From my vantage point, I can’t help but see a few juicy stories unfold. I will tell you three of them today, and with the help of the great storyteller, Aesop, I shall give you a moral for each of them.

The Milkmaid-

My first tale is of a milkmaid. Only yesterday, I Looked down and caught sight of her – I did not fail to notice how pretty she was. I watched her going along the lane with a pail of milk on her head. I shone brightly for the lovely girl, and my rays set off her blonde hair and made her heart happy. I could see that she was chatting away to nobody but herself. I tuned in my ear and listened to what she was saying.

“This lovely creamy milk will give me plenty of butter to churn,” she said. “Yes, I will make the best butter, and I will take it to market. I will get a good price for my butter, and with the money I make, I will buy lots of eggs for hatching. How nice it will be when the yard is full of fine young chicks! Then, when May Day comes I will sell the hens, and with the money I’ll buy a lovely new dress for the fair. All the young men will look at me. They will come and try out their smooth talk on me, but I shall very quickly send them about their business!”

She smiled, as she thought of the witty one-liners that she would deliver to all the smooth-talking young men. As she imagined the scene, she tossed her head scornfully. But oh! Down fell the pail – and out spilt the milk onto the ground. The white creamy liquid trickled into the ditch, and with it, the pretty maid’s day dreams – her butter, her profit, her chickens, her eggs, her new dress, and her vain young men – all disappeared into the ground.

I looked down on all this and tried not to smile at the poor milkmaid’s misfortune. But I could not help remembering the words of a wise old lady: Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched. It’s a very valuable lesson in life.

Juno and The Peacock -

My next story is about the peacock. He is the most royal of birds – or so he thinks. When I shine down with my bright rays, he loves to open up his feathers to show off all his wonderful colours. How he gleams with emerald gold, purple, and azure! Why, he is shining so, that he considers himself a worthy rival to me! But he was not always so bright and beautiful. Once, long ago, he was just an ordinary, dusty sort of farmyard bird. This bothered him – for in his heart, he longed for greatness. His life abruptly changed when, one day, as he was pecking grass by the lake, he met the goddess Juno. He knew that his chance for transformation had come.

“Divine Juno, lovely goddess,” he said. “Why are my feathers so plain and ordinary? I want to be beautiful. I long for everyone to admire me. In fact, I want to be the most indisputably magnificent bird in the world. You are a goddess. You can do this for me in an instant. If you work your will, even the emperor will admire and envy me. I pray, dear goddess – make me magnificent.”

Juno looked at the dull and ordinary bird and thought: “How vain and pretentious he is! I will give him what he wants, but I will teach him a lesson.”

When the peacock next saw his reflection in the water, he realised that she had granted his wish – for he was beautiful beyond his dreams. His feathered tail was more magnificent than the tapestry that hung behind the emperor’s throne. The other birds gathered round to admire him – and how he strutted up and down like a King! He patronised all the scruffy farmyard birds – the hens, the geese, the ducks, and other such riff-raff!

The other birds were not gazing at him, as he thought they should. They were looking up into the sky. He too looked up, and he saw how the powerful, and kingly eagle span out his wings, and soared high into the heavens – so high that he flew up to wish me a good morning through the clouds.

Who could doubt that the eagle was the most royal of all the birds? Not the ducks and the geese who squawked in homage to the soaring King.

“Pah!” Said the peacock, “I will fly even higher.” He lifted his wings – but they were heavy and weighed down with decorative feathers. Yes, he looked wonderful, but the sly goddess had made him pay a price for his beauty – he could not longer fly.

“Hmmm,” I thought, as I looked down. “That peacock is all show.” There’s an important lesson here. It’s not only feathers that make fine birds. Oh yes, there is a good moral in this tale: Don’t harm your strength and your health for the sake of beauty.

The Wind and the The Sun-

My last story features a truly radiant character. This, if you will permit me, is a story about myself. I have a rather gusty friend called the North Wind. I was watching in amusement one day how he tormented a man who was walking along the road. He was trying to blow the man’s hat off, and how he huffed and puffed with all his might. But the man was wise to him, and he held his hat firmly down on his head.

I laughed: “Ho-ho North Wind. That man’s got one up on you.”

“Well I bet you can’t do any better,” hissed the North Wind testily.

“I bet I can,” I said – and I shone down with my warmest, most health-giving rays. The man felt gladness as he walked along. He smiled and then he took his hat off to cool his head.

“There you see,” I said. “Gentle and kind persuasion win where force and blusters fail.”

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hi natasha this story is very good
i like it.
thank you

parvin — November 29, 2011
dum story

alondra — April 10, 2015
this book is boring

Anonymous — May 14, 2015
Yes this is boring

Connor — January 13, 2016
Not a dum story

Kk — March 31, 2016
i like the story i guess

billy — May 26, 2015
I liked this story very much and I am preparing
For my fairy tales and folk tales competion

Nimra — July 28, 2015
i like it tooo

radem — December 17, 2015
I agree very good

Sebastian — May 13, 2016
Cool

Anonymous — July 11, 2016
I liked it

Penny — July 11, 2016
Hello, Natasha! 🙂 I really enjoyed these stories… I am an English learner, so, this website was really helpful for my listening skills. I loved it!!! Thanks you.

Ariandy — November 30, 2011
Can anyone write a summary

max — May 24, 2015
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micki — November 30, 2011
it is relliy sad

Anonymous — March 1, 2016
LOVE IT!!! They were a bit too short, but ausome all the same! ….But I still miss Katie. PWEASE write more? *angel face*

Cam — November 30, 2011
I think it’s kind of short but really good

Like — March 3, 2016
Thank you for this story i like story so mutch

ahmed — November 30, 2011
good

CALEB — December 1, 2011
hey like awesome

cordielle — December 1, 2011
there is a strong sense of weather forecast in this story but thanks

harshitha — December 1, 2011
woooooooooooow:)

al — December 2, 2011
I love all three story’s I just don’t like the sun sorry guys.

Camryn — March 9, 2016
hello n*,is there a separate section for Aesop tales?

i have searched the this site but there is nothing to be seen,by your princess Siana

BYE. 🙂

harshitha — December 3, 2011
Hi yes aesop is under fairytales

Bertie — December 3, 2011
Hello,

Yes there is a sepearate section for some of our older Aesop’s fables including
The Town Mouse & The Country Mouse, The Tortoise & The Hare, The Fox.
Write the title name of the story into the Storynory ‘search’ box and it should bring up the full Aesop’s page of
stories.

I hope you find them

Thanks for listening
Bye Bye
N *

Natasha — December 4, 2011
i love this story,it is a good one

kwa — December 6, 2011
It is a good book

Jamana — December 6, 2011
Simply wonderful!the way you tell the stories

yar — December 7, 2011
Dear Jar and Aesop listners,

Thanks for listening to the recent Aesop’s fables. The tales are good to listen to for the moral lessons they reveal. In this collection of short fables, The Milkmaid learns the importance of not expecting too much from her desires and the North Wind learns that brute force isn’t an effective way to get what you want from others.
I hope you can find your own moral as you listen

Bye Bye
N *

Natasha — December 7, 2011
this is a great story but its siffrent types of things at the begining read alice and wonderland! Merry christmas everyone

hailee — December 7, 2011
i ment diffrent things. sorry

hailee — December 7, 2011
guess what no one cares about you

bob — April 13, 2015
Nice

Zachary — December 9, 2011
Iam from Iran . your story and book are really useful to learning English.thank you

farzaneh — December 11, 2011
Hello

thank you for your comment The Aesop’s tales are a good way to learn English due to the simple form they are written in. The Moral lessons they also deliver make us appreciate life

Thanks for listening
Bye Bye
N *

Natasha — December 11, 2011
Hello
Thank you for your comment
Aesop’s tales are a very useful way to help us learn English and we can draw valuable moral lessons from them

Bye Bye
N*

Natasha — December 11, 2011
good

renweiyifu — December 12, 2011
Thanks for Natasha very much.I am from China,extremely like your voice.you are great!!!

renweiyifu — December 12, 2011
Nice, thank you

senadeera — December 15, 2011
I haven’t been on here for awhile, and I am really excited to be back! It’s soooooooooooo fun!!!! I love your comment-picture, Natasha! I wish I could make mine look like that!

Kelly — December 17, 2011
Dear Kelly

Thats great news thanks. I hope you enjoy the recent Aesop tales on Storynory.com
The Milkmaid and her Pail is a good one for girls

Bye Bye
N *

Natasha — December 17, 2011
Dear Bertie,
Pail refering to a containter used to hold liquid is spelled p-a-i-l not p-a-l-e.

Elisa — December 17, 2011
wooooow nice story me and my frind love this story its nice 🙂

Anonymous — December 18, 2011
Why didn’t the peacock jumped and then fly?

saarim — December 21, 2011
Me and my brother say why didn’the pecock jump before he flyed.

Basim And Saarim — December 21, 2011
Im just going to say Ilove this website!!!
my friends love this website as well
but I aspecaly love this one beacause
its very well I dont know how to express
myself wait a minute yes I do I loved it!!!

thankyou

yours cincearly daisy

Daisy — January 1, 2012
Thank you Daisy. We really enjoyed doing these fables. We are glad you and your friends like Storynory !

Bertie — January 1, 2012
hellooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I come frome iran but very enjoyed your fables

yaser — January 7, 2012
Hello

This is great to hear. These ‘Three Bright Tales’ by Aesop are distinctly English in Heritage especially ‘The Milkmaid and Her Pail’, in which the young maiden can be likened to a diary maid on an English country farm in Devon. Other Aesop tales on the site like ‘The Lioness and The Small Respect’ can be adapted to situations and characters that we find all over the world.

Thanks for listening

Bye Bye

N*

Natasha — January 7, 2012
nice story it good for kids

harley — January 10, 2012
Hello

Thank you for this comment, these three very bright tales adapted from the Aesop fables can help children from the characters. The Milkmaid learns not to be to expect too much, the Peacock not to be too proud and the North Wind not to be too rough.
Children may also enjoy Aesop’s that relate to more far off countries like ‘The Lioness and The Small Respect’ and ‘The Rat and The Elephant’.

Bye Bye
N *

Natasha — January 10, 2012
very good storys and website

max — January 11, 2012
Dear Bertie and Natasha,
Hello. Thanks for the Story nory. I’m an MA university student. As a child, I’d read the wind and the sun in Persian, but it was a bit different. The story is nice. And there is a story about a man with a jog of milk similar to the milkmaid. In Persian there are some proverbs which associate most of fables by Aesop and the others.
I enjoy reading/listening to the stories. Today, I bought three works of Silverstain. I’ve read some of his works and I’ve liked them.
I try to introduce the storynory to Iranian EFL learners whenever possible.
Best regards,
Rahele

Rahele — January 28, 2012
Dear Rahele, Many thanks for your comment. It’s interesting that there is a similar tale in Persian. Thank you for introducing us to Iranian EFL learners. All the best !

Bertie — January 28, 2012
great stories. i love them

Rameen — February 26, 2012
Hello

Thank you, we are pleased you like them. The Three Bright Aesop tales are fable that we can learn a lot from and we can interpret their morals in different ways. The young milkmaid in the first tale,learns she is too proud with the young men of the village. In the final story the North Wind learns that being too strong doesn’t always make things happen.
There are lots more Aesop’s fables on Storynory.com and I hope you find more you enjoy

Thanks for listening

Bye Bye
N*

Natasha — February 26, 2012
nice stories

susu — March 25, 2012
Hello

These are three great Aesop tales. In The Milkmaid and The Pail,the milkmaid learns not to be so proud while she is tending her chickens and in the Story of the Wind and the Sun, the North Wind learns not to be so brutish. The final story of the three the Juno The Peacock learns how to use his shiny blue feathers wisely.
Thanks for listening
Bye Bye
N *

Natasha — March 26, 2012
this story is totally rad init!

mia — April 3, 2012
Hello

This adapted Aesop’s tale is a little mad but also fun. The character’s of the Milkmaid , The Peacock and The North Wind make some silly mistakes that we can learn a lot from.
I hope you enjoy more Aesop’s tales on Storynory.com

Bye Bye
N *

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Cool ! I love this website than storyory.jp

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Hello

Natasha — September 6, 2012
cool stories

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Realy cool I love in

Jessica — November 12, 2012
Really cool I love it

Jessica — November 12, 2012
Really cool

Jessica — November 12, 2012
IT IS SO AMAZING I GOT A BOOK OF THIS THREE STORIES!

yvonne — December 4, 2012
Post this on 10 other stories, Kiss your hand 5 times, Turn off your computer and look under your pillow….

Tiffany — February 7, 2013
Thanks Natasha it was really good

Cyrus — February 19, 2013
lovely and beautiful voice, i enjoyed it. keep up the good work

hector — March 11, 2013
Love morals. They teach lessons . Fun and helpful to know some. I have an Aesop’s fables book and I read it all the time.

Anonymous — March 22, 2013
hi this story is great love it

farnaz — April 29, 2013
The stories are wondreful ,my sisters loved them.Hope you write some more stories.

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Youre great at writing stories ilove reading,reading your stories is like being in your world .

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I like the first one

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Cool

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Cool

Alberto — October 10, 2013
cool but now i am lost in the story and lost.its very hard to follow sometimes!

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they arre very good stories and story lines , i acully choose the wind and the rain to do in art as a narritive plate, its looking very good , these stories have a message and they mean alot to me , injoy reading them (:
love miranda <3

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I love it!!!

Kelvin — December 29, 2013
i love this story because its make my mind look happy

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cool fairy tail I like it because its wared

bianka — April 25, 2014
very bad

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very good

Shruti — May 3, 2014
very good I love it

Shruti — May 3, 2014
i love this story i like to thank the author

Khushi — May 3, 2014
I like the story the juno and the peacock as it gives a beautiful lessen that we shouldn’t compromise our health for the sake of beauty

stuti — May 7, 2014
it is awesome!!

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Class

Allá — May 28, 2014
hello this was one of the best other than the waking beuty

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Awsooooooooooome!

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i love it

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this is bad

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i couldn’t find language menu

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Advay — September 7, 2014
Wow!!! hose three fables are very educational to learn many things!!!

Tyrese — September 8, 2014
I’ve learned a lot from this. Thanks!

Angela — September 9, 2014
Great gob

Kendall — September 19, 2014
not bad

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I love it.

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This story is awesome thanks for the good story Natasha

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really helpful stories………….. awsum

shado — December 8, 2014
truly loved them

preet — December 13, 2014
hi natasha how are you i love the story you read thanks natasha by

aliyah — January 12, 2015
It’s very joyful stories and fantastic mixture of entertainment and wisdom l like them.thanks Natasha

salma — January 24, 2015
Dear Natasha, thank you very much for telling and sharing with us such wonderful stories, which are filled with so music wisdom and beauty. May you, all yours and everyone everywhere be filled with a lot of peace, good health, joy and harmony. Have y’all a joyful day, each new day.

Jane — February 1, 2015
I did not read this story

bob — February 3, 2015
Hi. I once had peacocks. I really enjoyed this story.

Chloe — February 7, 2015
i liked the story

evan — February 9, 2015
I LIKE THE SORRY

Anonymous — February 11, 2015
Love it

Ta'Quille — February 12, 2015
Fun and rhymes

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Well around here in the west side we call this tweety tween niga

Me — February 12, 2015
WOWWW these was really good books I hope you make more

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I hope you can make more books because it’s fun!

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cool

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It was a good book

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awsome

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lolo — April 10, 2015
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

aseye — May 25, 2015
I just want to inform you that a peacock is not intirely flightless, as you can see then in trees or on rooftops quite often, if you ever visit the zoo.

Edward Hyde — May 28, 2015
thanks Edward

Bertie — May 28, 2015
ok thanks Bertie. LOL
time to go bye bye
but why do we
have to write in English and
nought French??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

edward — June 2, 2015
Hello Edward,
Because in England we speak English.

Jana Elizabeth — June 2, 2015
this is so good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous — June 2, 2015
I liked this story I loved the morals and the last one was the best

Nimra — July 28, 2015
WHYARE 3 STORIES IN ONE

iady — August 18, 2015
GOOD STORY

iady — August 18, 2015
I read these fables to my Chinese born wife at bed time. We are both fans of Aesops fables and Grimm’s stories. We are each 50 years old; one can always enjoy the pearls of Wisdom in these fables. Thank you from Toronto, Canada.

Matthew — September 11, 2015
Thank you so much Matthew for your lovely message. We are delighted that you and your wife enjoy the stories and fables on Storynory. Wonderful!

Jana Elizabeth — September 11, 2015
i love

elizabeth — September 15, 2015
I like the story

Mark — September 29, 2015
next time please say why you hate it. the bottom line is that this story amazing and you are insane if you don’t feel the same way

Anonymous — October 16, 2015
weird story

anounimous — October 29, 2015
Good

Johnny — November 18, 2015
the best story ever

Dominic — December 1, 2015
This story is good

Prisha — January 8, 2016
Good

Connor — January 13, 2016
ok

Ciaran — February 15, 2016
it good

diana — March 5, 2016
it was nice

Hero Flash — April 26, 2016
it was dumb

super — May 5, 2016
I like this story’s very much.this story’s are very nice.

harshi — May 10, 2016
Its alright I guess 🙂

Tynesha Gerrard — June 16, 2016
morals are no fable they taught me well

pambryanwilson — October 10, 2016
i realy liked all of it! but if thees are greek miths, why arent they in the miths and legends corner?

nick — December 15, 2016
THIS IS AOUSME!!!!

Laith — January 24, 2017
I LOVE ❤️ the story,thanks.

Isa — March 20, 2017
i hated it so BORING

Anna — March 28, 2017
incredable

Anonymous — May 5, 2017
Ok I have read it now. 💩

Ella — May 12, 2017
This was ok I guess😴😴😴😴

var — June 1, 2017
Good Story

Samantha — July 17, 2017
YES I LIKE THE STORY AS FAR AS I AM CONSERNED THE STORY IS VERY INTRESTING KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

SOCHI KAIMA — October 28, 2017
👺 Hello this is good

Anonymous — November 28, 2017
Pretty much nice 🙂

Adrian — January 15, 2018
good

Anonymous — February 16, 2018
dum story

lily — March 21, 2018
I like it.

jake — March 21, 2018
no, boring and sad

grace — November 4, 2018
I like and it is really amazing.

Jeremiah — December 11, 2018
yes it was the best mostly the sun and the wind

mathias — December 11, 2018
awesome!

lilliana — December 11, 2018
i thought it was vary good but a little bit boring at the same time

leilanna — December 11, 2018
dear whoever read this book out loud its me your worst nightmare here to say i tried i really tried but i can not find anything wrong with this text untill i realized you did not stick to script

austin — December 11, 2018
it is very boring very boring

denis — January 23, 2019
I did like the story it was good

Kytzia — January 23, 2019
I like the three story’s, I love the peacok better

samir — January 23, 2019
its good

Ayden — January 23, 2019
The story were good make more for us 😀😀😀

Ayden perez 4grade mr Fitz class — January 23, 2019
love story make more

Anonymous — January 23, 2019
It’s ok.

Anonymous — January 23, 2019
It’s OK.

Some guy — January 23, 2019
it’s super good😎😎😎😎😎

angel — January 23, 2019
AWSOME

JAMSE — January 23, 2019
It ok

erick — January 23, 2019
yea it’s so good

angel — January 23, 2019
JAMS LIKE IT

JAMS — January 23, 2019
BAD!!!!!!!!!

erick — January 23, 2019
I don’t like it

Erick — January 23, 2019
cool story

Anonymous — January 29, 2019
BAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!💩🤮🤢!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

erick — January 29, 2019
I didn’t like the story a lot but my favorites are the peacock and the milk maid but I did not like the rest of the stories.

Katie — January 29, 2019
oh nononoononononononoonono!!!!!!!!!!🤮

Erick — January 29, 2019
there were some good stories and not so good stories….😕

Katie — January 29, 2019
so good that I can’t stop lignin to it

Timothy — January 29, 2019
this is a cool book

Timothy — January 29, 2019
oh nonoononononononononono

erick — January 30, 2019
why do you talk like that

cooper — February 14, 2019
Yes because it is learning

josh — February 18, 2019
good👍

Joshua — February 18, 2019
I love Juno and the Peckock

kace — February 20, 2019
love it.

kace — February 20, 2019
wow i loved this its a test

Mekhi — February 21, 2019
cool story they are very good

juni — February 21, 2019
I like the story

what are those — February 21, 2019
i like the milk maid and the other storys and im doing test on Juno and the peacock i read the peacock but i like this !0) i cant give you my real name but ill give you this

kat — February 21, 2019
The story Juno and the Peacock is also a paper for kids to do an essay with.
I actually like these storys

— Sorra

sorra — February 21, 2019
hi i love your storys

kat — February 21, 2019
Love it

Anonymous — February 21, 2019
hi i like your story

noah — February 21, 2019
I do not know what he story can tell us ! i am still asking my self why but i liked the story it saw so good thank you .

Anonymous — February 25, 2019
i loved the story about the birds

Ashanti Adams — February 25, 2019
i loved it!

Gabriele — February 26, 2019
boring story but intristing

jordan — March 1, 2019
Stories good, but the voice so annoying! 😉

Anoymous — March 3, 2019
Great stories!

Melissa — March 3, 2019
i like it

Kelia — March 5, 2019
Boi this good

Anonymous — March 7, 2019
good

emma — March 7, 2019
I loved it.It was reely good

landon — March 7, 2019
it is veery good

tj — March 7, 2019
I think it is great!

Adam — March 9, 2019
nice

f — March 9, 2019
It was really long

Raheyma. — March 13, 2019
cool!

bob — March 13, 2019
Cool story. I love Juno and The Peacock the best. It teaches a good lesson

Carl — March 13, 2019
hi nice story

Anonymous — March 14, 2019
good storys Juno and the Peacock

Anonymous — March 14, 2019
it is so boring

edwin — March 14, 2019
i like this book

mr beast — March 14, 2019
very good!!!!!!!!! come here boi.

max — March 14, 2019
i guess its nice

Crystal — March 14, 2019
hi best books ever.

jordan — March 14, 2019
I LKE

Anonymous — March 14, 2019
this was a good stroy or three storiys

christian — March 14, 2019
very good story I liked it so mutch

emilio — March 14, 2019
This story teaches a good lesson be happy with who you are (;

Vinny — March 14, 2019
more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111

allan — March 14, 2019
i hate it

fe4rless — March 14, 2019
very good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

emilio — March 15, 2019
i like it

allison — March 15, 2019
the north wind and the sun is the best story in the world

Anonymous — March 15, 2019
lovely

nickey — March 18, 2019
me say good story

carter — March 18, 2019
yes it is nicr

sandravena — March 19, 2019
this story sucks so so so much

jonathan mena — March 19, 2019
okay

Ashvanth — March 20, 2019
I liked the moral of the story Juno and the Peacock.

Brihanna — March 22, 2019
yes because all the lessons are amazing.

Amberly — March 22, 2019
I like the story a little bit because it was kind of funny and it some time boring for me I am just saying.

Jeily — March 22, 2019
i liked the story

oscar — March 22, 2019
i liked the story.

daniel — March 22, 2019
love the stories

Anonymous — March 22, 2019
I did not like the stories

Jeily — March 22, 2019
cool

Jeily — March 22, 2019
i like stroy

Anonymous — March 22, 2019
it was very nice.

glendi — March 22, 2019
i loved it

daniel — March 22, 2019
i hate it

daniel carrillo — March 22, 2019
it made me happy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

glendi — March 22, 2019
nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

daniel — March 22, 2019
I love it 🥰 it’s so good 😊 by the way how do you send a story to storynory?🤔

Eva 8 — March 22, 2019
hmmmmm idk but this was kinda’ intereasting

yussef — March 22, 2019
do any of you know in the text where it says that the story takes place in a lake

kevin — March 22, 2019
i love junu and thepeacock.

Anonymous — March 26, 2019
i hate

Anonymous — March 26, 2019
i hate this

noah — March 26, 2019
i liked it a little bit ’cause its kinda short for a 4th grader its still good though

Nicole — March 27, 2019
nice work reader lol

nick — March 27, 2019
Ok!

Anonymous — March 27, 2019
I liked the stories. I will try to use the morals

Isabella — March 27, 2019
Yes

Sara — March 28, 2019
Cool

Anonymous — March 28, 2019
I like this book

Anonymous — April 1, 2019
i dont really like it

unknown — April 1, 2019
this is boring but i like the peecock story

unknown — April 1, 2019
ok

nick — April 1, 2019
OMG bored

Anonymous — April 1, 2019
boring

Anonymous — April 2, 2019
These stories were pretty good

Sienna — April 2, 2019
it is ok just that i dont like this

A.J. — April 3, 2019
This story was very boring and I fell asleep while listening to it. Maybe make this allot more

Layla — April 4, 2019
COOL! 😀

lajdkjhuysdgawuj — April 4, 2019
This story was really boring I almost fell asleep while reading

Lorelei — April 4, 2019
Good one

Tlfı — April 4, 2019
wow

wow — April 5, 2019
this sucks

butt — April 8, 2019
we used it for school work. i would read it 1 more time if it could

unknown — April 9, 2019
so so BAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

💩😈😑

owen — April 9, 2019
it sucked

Anonymous — April 9, 2019
so BAD💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

Owen — April 9, 2019
The story were very good

Analiyah V — April 9, 2019
ok it was god but for a 4th grade can you make it a littlehard because this as so easy

Analiyah V — April 9, 2019
this story is poop

MI-MI — April 10, 2019
WOW

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ANONMESS — April 10, 2019
this book was so good! and by the way Juno is the roman name for Hera.

CHICKEN STRIPS!!!!!!! p.s its me jack — April 10, 2019
horibble

gia — April 11, 2019
Nice!

Luke — April 12, 2019
LOVE IT

FAVOUR — April 14, 2019
The story is 👌

CHLOE — April 15, 2019
It is ok

Bob — April 15, 2019
I did not like it

Bob — April 15, 2019
COOL I LIKED IT

Anonymous — April 15, 2019
good thank you

Albert — April 15, 2019
How can you get to the peacock story fast

Avery — April 15, 2019
This story made me sleep because I got bored and she made me confused

Shu — April 15, 2019
Good story’s

Albert — April 15, 2019
it whos boring

Anonymous — April 15, 2019
i love the story but you are you boring ugh

Anonymous potato — April 16, 2019
I like the story juno and the peacock my faverite

joseph — April 17, 2019
i kind likes it

Anonymous — April 17, 2019