Stories Continued
- Native
American Bedtime Stories - Being Indian is mainly
in your heart. It's a way of walking with the earth instead
of upon it.
- Once
Round the Sun - Once Round the Sun by Elsa-Brita Titchenell.
Online version of the children's book, illustrated by
Justin C. Gruelle.
- PageWorks
Home- (PageWorks is for Kids of All Ages.) This area
is for your really little ones to enjoy while sitting
on your lap.)
- Paul
Bunyon - Imagine, if you can, the excitement that
was caused by the birth of Paul Bunyan!
- Penfield Gallery
of Native American Arts - Zuni Fetishes, Pueblo Pottery
and Storytellers, Navajo Rugs, Sandpainting and Folk Art,
Native American Jewelry and Baskets, Hispanic Santos,
and Mini-Kachinas at the Penfield Gallery of Indian Arts.
- Poetry
for Children - A meta-site designed for elementary
and middle teachers, librarians, parents and students
to preview selected WWW curriculum related sites.
- Princess
Sleepyhead - Welcome to the Land o' the Wood, where
Princess Sleepyhead goes to break the wizard's spell...
- Raccoon
from Mars - BULLETIN:Washington, D.C. Here is the
evil face of the enemy! This picture of an obviously high
ranking Raccoon space bandit was intercepted by the National
Security Commission...
- Red Boots for Christmas
- In the small town of Friedensdorf most of the homes
and shops are brightly decorated.
- Room 108 Stories
- Children can read, sing, or do arithmetic and educational
games.
- Schools - BBC Learning resource for home & school.
- Small
Stories for Little People - Famous celebrities from
the worlds of entertainment, science and urban design
choose their favourite stories for your pleasure...
- Stories
for Children - The stories have music and many nice
graphics for illustration.
- Stories
From The Web - If you like books and stories then
come on in. You can read stories, e-mail authors, write
reviews and even write your own stories.
- Storybook
Online Network - A storytelling community.
- StoryPlace
- The Children's Digital Library.
- Storytellers
- Native American Authors Online.
- StuartStories.com
- Welcome to StuartStories.com, where you'll find a good
number of (I hope) entertaining short stories, writing
activities, and reading lists for children and students,
ages 3 through 15.
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- Tales
from the Little Woods - As Told By The Wee One.
- Tate's Advent
Calendar - Story and illustrations by Penelope Schenk
French Translation by Jean-Francois MARCHET Italian Translation
by Elisabetta Pace Dutch Translation by Lize 't Hart-van
der Grient.
- The Adventurous Bunny and Easter Island
- A shipwrecked bunny is taken to Easter Island, and with
the help of island creatures...
- The Funhouse Books
- This is the place where you get to read other kids stories
and poems and even get a chance to publish your own.
- The
Illustrated Encyclopedia of Greek Mythology - Achaia
to Zeus.
- The Lonely
Little Peanut - Once upon a time, in a far away distant
land, east of the Andes mountains in South America, a
little peanut lived up high on the branch of a peanut
tree overlooking a brook
- The Moonlit
Road - Ghost stories and strange folktales of the
American South, told by the region's most celebrated storytellers.
- The
Symphony of Friendship An illustrated story about
how two enemies become friends through music. In English
Japanese,e German, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, French
Korean, Russian or Italian.
- The Timbuktoad
Storyworld - Explore The Lost Diaries, Time of Legends
and more for original reading adventure. Read The Road
Through Timbuktoad!
- The
Yellow Fairy book - Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 .
- Tippity
Witchet's Beantime Stories - On warm, sunny afternoons,
you're likely to find many of the island's children knocking
on the door of Tippity Witchet's windmill house.
- Wacky Web Tales
- Learn to write a tale and submit a tale.
- WebComics -
Designed and operated by Infigon Technologies.
- Wizard of Oz Encyclopedia - A treasure
trove of information on the Wizard of Oz . Includes a
full who, what, and where encyclopedia on the original
14 books in the series by L. Frank Baum.
- Wondervista
- A place where stories are told and, maybe more importantly,
a place where children read. That is, quiet simply, our
number one goal ... to get children reading.
 
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