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The Open Storybook
The Backstage Group
12 episodes
4 months ago
Each month, we'll delve into a new public-domain children’s story, providing a reading and a bit of discussion. Longer or connected stories will be rolled out weekly until completed.
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Stories for Kids
Arts,
Kids & Family,
Books,
Fiction
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Each month, we'll delve into a new public-domain children’s story, providing a reading and a bit of discussion. Longer or connected stories will be rolled out weekly until completed.
Show more...
Stories for Kids
Arts,
Kids & Family,
Books,
Fiction
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009 Once Upon an Autumn Dreary
The Open Storybook
27 minutes 49 seconds
3 years ago
009 Once Upon an Autumn Dreary

In this month's episode, we basically continue down the Halloween trail until we come, in this fall, to the house of Edgar Allan Poe. Of note, the stories contained within this episode may not be appropriate for children, as we deal with murder and its concealment in The Tell-Tale Heart and the psychological toll of lost love in The Raven.



Be sure to tune in next month for our Episode Before Christmas! Past episodes and more can be found at our website, storybook.backstage.link.



The Open Storybook theme was written and recorded by James P. Balcerek.The Tell-Tale Heart, taken from The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, was written by Edgar Allan Poe.The Raven was written by Edgar Allan Poe.
The Open Storybook
Each month, we'll delve into a new public-domain children’s story, providing a reading and a bit of discussion. Longer or connected stories will be rolled out weekly until completed.