50 Classic Children Short Stories

Volume 1

By: Joseph Jacobs, The Brothers Grimm, Aesop, Hans Christian Andersen, Beatrix Potter, Joseph Martin Kronheim

Narrated by: Nicole Miller

Length: 9 hrs and 10 mins

Publisher's summary

This Audiobook contains the following works:

• Tom Tit Tot,
• Three Sillies,
• The Rose-Tree,
• The Old Woman and her Pig,
• How Jack went to Seek his Fortune,
• Mr. Vinegar,
• Nix Nought Nothing,
• Jack Hannaford,
• Binnorie,
• Mouse and Mouser,
• Cap o' Rushes,
• Teeny-Tiny,
• Jack and the Beanstalk,
• The Story of the Three Little Pigs,
• The Master and his Pupil,
• Titty Mouse and Tatty Mouse,
• Jack and his Golden Snuff-Box,
• The Story of the Three Bears,
• Jack the Giant-Killer,
• Henny-Penny,
• Childe Rowland,
• Molly Whuppie,
• The Red Ettin,
• The Golden Arm,
• The History of Tom Thumb,
• Mr. Fox,
• Lazy Jack,
• Johnny-Cake,
• Earl Mar's Daughter,
• Mr. Miacca,
• The Adventures of Aladdin by The Brothers Grimm,
• The Ant and the Grasshopper by Aesop,
• Cinderella by The Brothers Grimm,
• The Elves and the Shoemaker,
• The Emperor's New Clothes by Hans Christian Andersen,
• Five Little Pigs by Joseph Martin Kronheim,
• Hansel and Gretel by The Brothers Grimm,
• The Little Match Girl by Hans Christian Andersen,
• The Little Red Hen,
• Little Red Riding Hood,
• Rapunzel by The Brothers Grimm,
• Snow White,
• The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter,
• The Three Little Pigs,
• Thumbelina,
• The Tortoise and the Hare by Aesop,
• The Ugly Duckling by Hans Christian Andersen,
• The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams,
• The Reluctant Dragon by Kenneth Grahame (Part 1),
• The Reluctant Dragon by Kenneth Grahame (Part 2),
• The Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen (Part 1),
• The Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen (Part 2).

©2019 Joseph jacobs (P)2019 NTMC

Since it was 66 cents ok.

Jack and the Beanstalk was good. Most of the stories before were rather gruesome. Hoping a few others are worth listening too. The studio also needs a mute button, the narrator was coughing at times.

not very youger kid friendly at all

not very younger kid friendly at all. was waste of credit. didn't even make it 3 short stories in before my niece begged me to put something else on

Disappointed.

So sad. The narrator was coughing in the middle of the story. but it was only .66cent so not complaining about the price. just because this is for kids doesn't mean it should be pour quality.

Was this even edited?

Good old fairytales from my childhood, but wow! The narrator coughs in a few stories. There are whole parts repeated in a number of stories. Guess I got my $.66 worth!

with a midwestern/southern American twist

everything is told as if the speaker is from 1890 fronteer some where in western kansas.

tawz & aint and TARNATION

I was severely disappointed in the delivery of this expecting them to be more "original" not translated into uneducated midwestern-er

Well told, but not the same versions I've read

Nicole Miller performed the stories well, and kept the attention of 5 and 8 year old. The first chapter "Tom Tit Tot" was a shorter variation of Rumpelstiltskin. The Three Bears replaced Goldilocks with an old woman. Still, glad to have these stories for the littles in my life. Conversation starters, too.

A lot of jealousy and killing

Not sure what I expected but I cant really listen to this with my kids in the car due to every single story being about jealousy and killing people. Can someone rewrite these to not terrify children?

Not Classic At All

I was expecting original stories by original authors. These stories are edited very oddly. As an example, in "The Three Bears," the bears are described as being very nice bears who didn't think they had to lock their door because they thought everyone was as nice as they were. Goldilocks is described as a bad person who says bad words when she finds the porridge too hot, too cold, etc. Sure, it was only 66 cents, but it wasn't worth even that.

Not what I expected

i realize some old stories and fairy tales are unusual, but many of these stories are actually disturbing and not uplifting. often, it was difficult to find the moral to the story among the distirbing tales.

The reader did well with her storytelling voices and is quite pleasant to listen to.

There seems to be a few recording errors where we are torn away from the story bc the reader coughs or clears her throat and these are not part of the story. This causes serious distraction from the ambiance of storytelling. I can only assume the recording tech people forgot to delete those moments out.

Maybe listen before allowing your children to listen, some stories quite disturbing. these stories are not the familiar beloved stories, they are the odd and somewhat shocking ones.

Frightened my granddaughters, and the narrator coughed a lot.

Very old tales that are frightening to many children. Title on Audible did not make it plain exactly what the "classic children's stories" were.