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Stories for Easter
- Narrado por: David Walliams, Lizzie Waterworth, Jim Broadbent, Cassandra Harwood, Andrew Sachs, Dawn O’Porter, Paul Panting
- Duración: 47 m
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Stories for Easter
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Resumen del Editor
Seven of the best-loved springtime stories to entertain your little one over Easter.
Seven entertaining audio readings of best-loved children’s springtime stories for children of three years and over to enjoy over Easter!
This audio download is a heritage-rich collection showcasing some of the best-loved characters in children’s literature. Compiled by HarperCollins Children’s Books, it features popular stories by John Bond, Nick Butterworth, Judith Kerr, David Walliams and Rob Biddulph.
Full of heart-warming stories, this wonderful audio collection is perfect for families and friends to share over the Easter holidays!
Playlist:
Mini Rabbit – Not Lost by John Bond, read by Lizzie Waterworth Santo
One Springy Day by Nick Butterworth, read by Jim Broadbent
If I Were the Easter Bunny read by Cassandra Harwood
Mog and the Baby by Judith Kerr, read by Andrew Sachs
The Slightly Annoying Elephant written and read by David Walliams
Tad by Benji Davies, read by Dawn O'Porter
Grrr! by Rob Biddulph, read by Paul Panting
Copyright:
Mini Rabbit – Not Lost Text © John Bond 2018; One Springy Day text © Nick Butterworth 2019; If I Were the Easter Bunny text © HarperCollinsPublishers Ltd 2009; Mog and the Baby text copyright © Kerr-Kneale Productions Ltd 1980; The Slightly Annoying Elephant text copyright © David Walliams 2013; Tad text © Benji Davies 2019; Grrr! by Rob Biddulph text copyright © Rob Biddulph 2015