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Humpty Dumpty By Madeline Walton-Hadlock This story is called Humpty Dumpty, written by Madeline Walton-Hadlock, and read by Gregory Burton. This is a LibraryCall recording. Once upon a time, there was an egg named Humpty Dumpty who lived with his 11 brothers and sisters in an egg carton on a supermarket shelf. The little eggs rested comfortably in the snug nooks of their carton, waiting for someone to take them home.

This story is called Buster the Fireman. Written by Clay Walton-Hadlock, and read by Gregory Burton. This is a LibraryCall Recording. Buster was always getting into trouble. He didn’t mean to. But sometimes his imagination would take him to such strange places that trouble was the only way back. The first time he got into trouble – real trouble that is – he was about two years old. He was still too little to talk! But he could walk around, and pick things up, and that was all he needed for mischief. In those days, his favorite toy was a little red firetruck.

Este cuento se llama “Millones de gatos,” escrito por Wanda Gag y leído por Lorena Romero. Esta es una traducción y grabación de LibraryCall. Erase una vez un señor y una señora que estaban muy viejitos. Vivían en una casa muy limpia y rodeada de flores por todos lados, excepto en dónde estaba la puerta.

This story is called Winnie and the Pooh and the Flood, written by A.A. Milne and narrated by Madeline Walton-Hadlock. This is a LibraryCall adaptation and recording. It rained and it rained and it rained for days and days and days. Piglet sat looking out of his window, which was about half way up a medium sized tree. He thought to himself, “never in all my life have I seen so much rain!

This story is called, “Millions of Cats” written by Wanda Gag, and read by Gregory Burton. This is a LibraryCall adaptation and recording. Once upon a time there was a very old man and a very old woman. They lived in a nice clean house which had flowers all around it, except where the door was.

Este cuento se llama Don Juan Bolondrón, escrito por Fernan Caballero y adaptado por E.S. Harrison y LibraryCall. Esta es una grabación de LibraryCall. Una vez, había un pobre zapatero llamado Juan Bolondrón. Un día, Juan estaba sentado en su banco de trabajo cortando cuero para un nuevo par de zapatos cuando varias moscas aterrizaron a su lado. Don Juan recogió un trozo de cuero y mató siete de ellas de un golpe. Entonces gritó, “Yo soy muy valiente, y desde hoy me llamo Don Juan Bolondrón Matasiete.” Había cerca de la ciudad un bosque oscuro lleno de animales feroces.