75 Black Folklore Bed Time Stories

De: Ian Batantu

Narrado por: Jared James

A magical new edition of timeless tales — reimagined to spark young minds with wonder, wisdom, and cultural pride.

Step into a world where talking animals teach life lessons, moonlight whispers secrets, and ancestral spirits walk beside us.

This new volume of Black, African, Tribal, and Caribbean Bedtime Folktales offers a fresh collection of enchanting stories, lovingly compiled and retold for today's generation.

From clever crabs and trickster spirits to mango trees with memories and storm goddesses in disguise — every story is designed to captivate children while nourishing their curiosity, critical thinking, and emotional wisdom.

©2025 Ian Batantu (P)2025 Ian Batantu

Bedtime with Meaning

This isn’t something you rush. Best enjoyed slowly. I liked listening before bed — it has that ‘someone telling you a story’ feeling instead of a polished audiobook vibe.

Stories That Stay With You

There’s a lot here, and I mean a LOT. I didn’t listen straight through — I’d do a few stories at a time. Some hit harder than others, but when they hit, they really hit. Definitely something I’ll come back to.

Magical Cultural Treasure

I didn’t expect to get hooked like this. I put it on while cleaning and ended up sitting down because I didn’t want to miss anything. Some of these stories reminded me of things my grandma used to say, especially the trickster ones. Felt familiar in a good way.

A Celebration of Heritage

Strong concept and storytelling, though a few stories didn’t grab me as much as others. Still, I respect the collection — there’s clearly care and intention behind it.