Stories from the Faerie Queen, Told to the Children

In this charming retelling, a soft‑spoken storyteller guides listeners through eight of the most enchanting tales that first blossomed in Edmund Spenser’s legendary poem. Each story is paired with a delicate illustration that brings the magical settings—forests of singing birds, crystal towers, and shimmering courts—to life for the imagination. The language is gentle yet vivid, inviting young ears to wander into a world where bravery, kindness, and wonder walk hand in hand.

Among the adventures, brave Princess Una seeks the Faerie Queen’s aid against a fearsome dragon, while Sir George, the Red Cross Knight, rides beside her to face the beast. Britomart, a lady in shining armor, discovers a magical mirror that reveals hidden truths, and St. George’s legendary battle with a dragon unfolds in bright, moral‑filled action. Listeners will be drawn into quests that celebrate courage, loyalty, and the gentle power of hope, making each tale a perfect bedtime journey.