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Press Release Edited By Applelinks Contributing Editor Charles W. Moore
Storynory, the fast-growing children's story website, has just released the first podcast of 'A Christmas Carol', available at http://www.storynory.com today.
Storynory's first play will be podcast in three-parts - re-creating the way Dickens published most of his books as serials. Previously Storynory has produced readings of classic fairy tales.
"At Storynory, we are creating a growing library of classic and modern iPod-ready stories for children," said Storynory spokeswoman Angharad Lynn. "Christmas Carol was a natural choice for us to feature on the site in December. Parents can download it to their iPod, or burn it to a CD. It's a great way to introduce children to classic literature, and completely free."
Storynory is a new concept in entertainment and education for children. We offer hours of classic children's literature, read by actresses, to educate and entertain children - there is no better way to introduce them to books and learning.
Parents can go to http://www.storynory.com to hear classic and modern children's stories. You can download them to your iPod, either direct from the site, or via the iTunes website.
Or else you can download the stories to any other MP-3 player. You can listen to them on your computer or burn them onto a CD.
There is no charge for any of the stories. No longer need you pay £10 or £15 for a story on a CD or a tape. All our stories are absolutely free. And they all draw upon classic children's literature.
For more details, or to listen to some stories, visit:
http://www.storynory.com
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