Tales for Children - Rhyming Story Collection
Tales by the Fireside - Bedtime stories and sleep meditationShow Notes
Tonight, we have a set of short stories. Stories about ghosts and zombies. About Loch Ness Monsters and ghosts playing at midnight. About Big sisters and younger brothers and taking your pet dragon to the vet.
Presenting the "Rhyming Stories Collection", each written by Michael Alexander.
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