The Owl and the Pussycat - by Sir Edward Lear

When energetic Isla stays with Grandma at the lake house, her curiosity leads her to follow a monarch butterfly. Through daily discoveries, she learns the secret life of the monarch from larva to adulthood.Beautiful illustrations delight young and old readers, while emphasizing t ...  Show more

“Speedboat Race” is a story of a speedboat racer trying to compete in the season's final race. John has to use his knowledge and skill, to keep himself and his boat ready and try to overcome last-minute adversity. It is a wonderful simple chapter book for ages 4-10. Available on ...  Show more

La Lechuza - a supernatural creature from Mexican folklore, often depicted as a witch who can transform into a giant owl. She is believed to roam the night, seeking revenge on those who have wronged her, and is sometimes associated with the abduction of children. The Beast of Ex ...  Show more

Edward G. Hopper is the greenish gloat with the golden throat, the smug heel don of the real bug song, the insect you respect, and the man of choice with the golden voice! But Miss Owl does NOT agree, and she NEEDS to get some sleep! What can she do to get a little peace and quie ...  Show more

Granny MacDuff sits down by the fire to read the classic story, Cinderella. One humble girl, two wicked step-sisters, a Prince's dance at the palace, and a magical glass slipper, make this a love stories for the ages. For more Granny, follow her... 

Ever wonder why you never see an owl in the daytime? The answer makes for quite a story. This classic folk tale from Puerto Rico is one of the misplaced feathers, a colorful coat, and a lesson about selfishness and sharing. Find out more in this episode of Your Classical Storytim ...  Show more