
by - Sara Cone Bryant
SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR THE STORY-TELLER
STORIES FOR REPRODUCTION
STORY-TELLING IN TEACHING ENGLISH
STORIES TO TELL TO CHILDREN
TWO LITTLE RIDDLES IN RHYME
THE LITTLE PINK ROSE
THE COCK-A-DOO-DLE-DOO
THE CLOUD
THE LITTLE RED HEN
A lively assortment of short tales invites listeners into a world of talking animals, clever riddles, and gentle morals. From the mischievous gingerbread man who darts through a village to the brave little red hen who proves the value of hard work, each story sparkles with simple rhyme and vivid detail. The selection weaves together classic folk motifs and fresh inventions, offering enough variety to keep young ears curious.
Interwoven with the narratives is a concise guide for anyone who wants to become a better storyteller. The author stresses treating every tale seriously, finding the right pace, and letting the rhythm of repetition shine rather than stumbling over it. Practical anecdotes show how a confident, respectful delivery can transform even the silliest rhyme into an enchanting moment. Teachers, parents, and community volunteers will find these tips instantly useful.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (277K characters)
Release date
1996-03-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1873–1956
A lively early-20th-century storyteller, teacher, and writer, she helped shape the way adults shared stories with children. Her work blends practical advice, folktales, and a deep belief in the power of imagination.
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