Fairytale Forest in English

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All Fairytale Forest's English audio- and e-books. Includes the audio- and e-books: Wongo and a Hot Bowl of Pumpkin Soup by James Paul (2023) Christmas tale from the Woods by Clara Verri (2023) Maiden of Netherworld by Fredrika Runeberg (2024) Willow tit's dream by Elina Huttunen (2024) Adalmina's pearl by Zacharias Topelius Downloadable mp3- and EPUB-files Age-group: 5-9-year-old and grown-ups Product has a 30-day money back guarantee if you are not happy with the product. If you want to use the guarantee, please contact Satumetsä editorial staff via e-mail info@satumetsalehti.fi.

Fairytale Forest audiobooks: Adalmina's pearl

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Adalmina's pearl is a Finnish Fairytale classic about princess Adalmina and a magic pearl given to her by the Fairy godmothers. Based in detail on the original story of Zacharias Topelius. Once upon a time there was a king and a queen who had a little girl, and because she was a daughter of the king she was called a princess. Her name was Adalmina and she was an only child of her parents, and because of that they adored her so much, almost too much. When princess Adalmina was christened there were two good fairies invited to be the god mothers, one of them Red, the other one Blue, which is the way of regals of fairytales. And both of those fairies did not forget either to give gifts to the little princess from their both. The Red Fairy gave her a big, pure pearl – so unparalleled in beauty that equal to it had never been seen. And the pearl was followed by three fine gifts. “Now listen”, said the fairy, ”as long as Adalmina carries the pearl with her, she will become more beautiful, more rich and more intelligent day by day. But if she misplaces her pearl then she incorrigibly misplaces those three gifts of hers at the same time: her beauty, her riches and her intelligence. She will not gain back these until she has gained her pearl again.” [...] Downloadable mp3-file Length: 27 minutes Age group: 5-9-year-old and grown-ups Illustration: Tomas Heinonen ISBN 9789527556818 Product has a 30-day money back guarantee if you are not happy with the product. If you want to use the guarantee, please contact Satumetsä editorial staff via e-mail info@satumetsalehti.fi.

Fairytale Forest e-books: Adalmina's pearl

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Adalmina's pearl is a Finnish Fairytale classic about princess Adalmina and a magic pearl given to her by the Fairy godmothers. Based in detail on the original story of Zacharias Topelius. Once upon a time there was a king and a queen who had a little girl, and because she was a daughter of the king she was called a princess. Her name was Adalmina and she was an only child of her parents, and because of that they adored her so much, almost too much. When princess Adalmina was christened there were two good fairies invited to be the god mothers, one of them Red, the other one Blue, which is the way of regals of fairytales. And both of those fairies did not forget either to give gifts to the little princess from their both. The Red Fairy gave her a big, pure pearl – so unparalleled in beauty that equal to it had never been seen. And the pearl was followed by three fine gifts. “Now listen”, said the fairy, ”as long as Adalmina carries the pearl with her, she will become more beautiful, more rich and more intelligent day by day. But if she misplaces her pearl then she incorrigibly misplaces those three gifts of hers at the same time: her beauty, her riches and her intelligence. She will not gain back these until she has gained her pearl again. [...] Downloadable EPUB-file Age group: 5-9-year-old and grown-ups Illustration: Tomas Heinonen ISBN 9789527556757 Product has a 30-day money back guarantee if you are not happy with the product. If you want to use the guarantee, please contact Satumetsä editorial staff via e-mail info@satumetsalehti.fi.

Fairytale Forest audiobooks: Willow tit's dream

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Willow tit's dream is a contemporary tale about a friendship of a willow tit and a hummingbird written by Elina Huttunen, the founder of Fairytale Forest. Above a dark green moss tussock, on a thick branch of an evergreen, sang a humble Willow tit, all by itself. “Tyy-tyy-tyy” it sang full of hope, because summer had just arrived in its home forest. Warm wind was blowing in the air and above a sprig roof, the sky was as blue as the blue could ever be apart from few white, fair clouds floating across the sky. Willow tit was a colourless little bird and it did not attract a lot of attention in its surroundings most of the time. Its coat was black and grey and white and it had a little black beak, and with it Willow tit mended every now and then its little nest that was located in its home forest in a tree fallen some decades ago and now decaying. And to its soft trunk its beak was like made of. Its black, little bright eyes were watching the surroundings curiously and it was always ready for adventures, although no one ever asked it to join on their adventures, because it was only a tiny and simple Willow tit. Willow tit sang praise not only for summer and to mellow warm winds and sunshine arriving along with it but also about joys that had thrilled it’s little heart lately. And about a great longing, although for a human ear it sounded only a plain bird singing in the woods. [...] Downloadable mp3-file Length: 22 minutes Age group: 5-9-year-old and grown-ups Illustration: Kirsi-Marja Moberg ISBN 9789527556764 Product has a 30-day money back guarantee if you are not happy with the product. If you want to use the guarantee, please contact Satumetsä editorial staff via e-mail info@satumetsalehti.fi.

Fairytale Forest e-books: Willow tit's dream

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Willow tit's dream is a contemporary tale about a friendship of a willow tit and a hummingbird written by Elina Huttunen, the founder of Fairytale Forest. Above a dark green moss tussock, on a thick branch of an evergreen, sang a humble Willow tit, all by itself. “Tyy-tyy-tyy” it sang full of hope, because summer had just arrived in its home forest. Warm wind was blowing in the air and above a sprig roof, the sky was as blue as the blue could ever be apart from few white, fair clouds floating across the sky. Willow tit was a colourless little bird and it did not attract a lot of attention in its surroundings most of the time. Its coat was black and grey and white and it had a little black beak, and with it Willow tit mended every now and then its little nest that was located in its home forest in a tree fallen some decades ago and now decaying. And to its soft trunk its beak was like made of. Its black, little bright eyes were watching the surroundings curiously and it was always ready for adventures, although no one ever asked it to join on their adventures, because it was only a tiny and simple Willow tit. Willow tit sang praise not only for summer and to mellow warm winds and sunshine arriving along with it but also about joys that had thrilled it’s little heart lately. And about a great longing, although for a human ear it sounded only a plain bird singing in the woods. [...] Downloadable EPUB-file Age group: 5-9-year-old and grown-ups Illustration: Kirsi-Marja Moberg ISBN 9789527556733 Product has a 30-day money back guarantee if you are not happy with the product. If you want to use the guarantee, please contact Satumetsä editorial staff via e-mail info@satumetsalehti.fi.

Fairytale Forest audiobooks: Maiden of Netherworld

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Maiden of Netherworld (1900) written by Fredrika Runeberg (1807-1879) tells a story of Daughter of Death, who fells in love with a youth from World of Living. “Life is love.” Do you want to hear a tale about Daughter of Death? Dark billows a stream of Netherworld. Who looms in mist on its shore? Who approaches a gloomy cabin of Underworld? Lady of Death stands on the shore. She summons daughters of Netherworld: “Daughters of Death, Death himself approaches its dark home, the strong ruler, the master of the land, approaches with its prey. Grand is the prey he is bringing with him, Daughter of Death, youngest of your siblings, grip oars, move the barque to the other side of stream.” Yet flows the barque slowly along dark water. Silent strokes of oars rows the girl of Underworld. She gazes into the distance, thither where Death is making its approach. Who will the strong, all-dooming prince of devastation bring with him? A pale youth, your figure proves vigour in every sinew, how come you have let yourself to be defeated? Curls of your hair dangle blustering on both sides of your proud forehead, a hand pressed to a fist still holds a grand sabre and still lingers heat of anger on your temples, still blood from a hurt on your chest fountains as red. You had all might, you had all beauty, why did you allow Death to take you with him? [...] Downloadable mp3-file Length: 17 minutes Age group: 7-12-year-old and grown-ups Illustration: Rimma Erkko ISBN 9789527556740 Product has a 30-day money back guarantee if you are not happy with the product. If you want to use the guarantee, please contact Satumetsä editorial staff via e-mail info@satumetsalehti.fi.

Fairytale Forest e-books: Maiden of Netherworld

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Maiden of Netherworld (1900) written by Fredrika Runeberg (1807-1879) tells a story of Daughter of Death, who fells in love with a youth from World of Living. “Life is love.” Do you want to hear a tale about Daughter of Death? Dark billows a stream of Netherworld. Who looms in mist on its shore? Who approaches a gloomy cabin of Underworld? Lady of Death stands on the shore. She summons daughters of Netherworld: “Daughters of Death, Death himself approaches its dark home, the strong ruler, the master of the land, approaches with its prey. Grand is the prey he is bringing with him, Daughter of Death, youngest of your siblings, grip oars, move the barque to the other side of stream.” Yet flows the barque slowly along dark water. Silent strokes of oars rows the girl of Underworld. She gazes into the distance, thither where Death is making its approach. Who will the strong, all-dooming prince of devastation bring with him? A pale youth, your figure proves vigour in every sinew, how come you have let yourself to be defeated? Curls of your hair dangle blustering on both sides of your proud forehead, a hand pressed to a fist still holds a grand sabre and still lingers heat of anger on your temples, still blood from a hurt on your chest fountains as red. You had all might, you had all beauty, why did you allow Death to take you with him? [...] Downloadable EPUB-file Age group: 7-12-year-old and grown-ups Illustration: Rimma Erkko ISBN 9789527556702 Product has a 30-day money back guarantee if you are not happy with the product. If you want to use the guarantee, please contact Satumetsä editorial staff via e-mail info@satumetsalehti.fi.

Fairytale Forest audiobooks: A Christmas tale from the Woods

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Fairytale A Christmas tale from the Woods is a story about the true essence of a Christmas gift - how the most simple kind of gifts are more important than we might think. One day before Christmas, a little boy named Bruno was sitting inside his home on the couch. He liked very much to watch TV in the wintertime in the comfort of his home while observing the cold weather outside. Winter wasn’t his season because it was too cold and the frost on the grass and the streets made it slippery and unpleasant for Bruno to play outside. But Bruno also liked to stay inside during winter because of the way he could entertain himself at home: watching TV, playing video games, playing with his cat and enjoying the biscuits his dad made. The outdoors was just boring for Bruno! The wintertime was made for spending time with his family, while the summer was for his friends, thought Bruno. For many weeks it didn’t snow, there was only rain and wind. But one day, some snowflakes fell onto the garden outside and on the trees of the woods surrounding the house. Within a couple of hours, snow started to grow into a thick layer. Bruno still didn’t want to go out and explore the surroundings until his dad said: "Bruno, darling, why don’t you go out and play in in the snow? It is the first snowfall of the year." [...] Downloadable mp3-file Length: 12 minutes Age group: 5-9-year-old and adults ISBN 9789527556610 Product has a 30-day money back guarantee if you are not happy with the product. If you want to use the guarantee, please contact Satumetsä editorial staff via e-mail info@satumetsalehti.fi.

Fairytale Forest e-books: A Christmas tale from the Woods

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Fairytale A Christmas tale from the Woods is a story about the true essence of a Christmas gift - how the most simple kind of gifts are more important than we might think. One day before Christmas, a little boy named Bruno was sitting inside his home on the couch. He liked very much to watch TV in the wintertime in the comfort of his home while observing the cold weather outside. Winter wasn’t his season because it was too cold and the frost on the grass and the streets made it slippery and unpleasant for Bruno to play outside. But Bruno also liked to stay inside during winter because of the way he could entertain himself at home: watching TV, playing video games, playing with his cat and enjoying the biscuits his dad made. The outdoors was just boring for Bruno! The wintertime was made for spending time with his family, while the summer was for his friends, thought Bruno. For many weeks it didn’t snow, there was only rain and wind. But one day, some snowflakes fell onto the garden outside and on the trees of the woods surrounding the house. Within a couple of hours, snow started to grow into a thick layer. Bruno still didn’t want to go out and explore the surroundings until his dad said: "Bruno, darling, why don’t you go out and play in in the snow? It is the first snowfall of the year.” [...] Downloadable EPUB-file Age group: 5-6-year-old and adults ISBN 9789527556528

Fairytale Forest audiobooks: Wongo and a Hot Bowl of Pumpkin...

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Wongo and a Hot Bowl of Pumpkin Soup is Indian (bharati) ghost story which tells a tale about terrible toad Wongo, with whom no one want to be friends with. In a really really old village, by a really really old pond, on a really really big rock, there lived a really really old toad — Wongo. It wore a really really long poncho, and a really really big straw hat. The really really big rock was Wongo’s home. It had a small wooden door, a small wooden window, a small wooden chair, a small wooden table, a small wooden cot, a small wooden cabinet, and a small wooden chimney. Wongo’s house was stuffed with lots and lots of bowls, and lots and lots of small boxes. No one knew what was in those small boxes. But oh, they smelled s o o o o o nice. Among these small boxes there was a big red box. A really really big red box of hats. All kinds of hats. All colours of hats. Yellow boaters. Green berets. Orange beanies. Grey bucket hats. Purple cloche hats. Brown cowboy hats. White sailor hats. Purple boonie hats. And lots of and lots of and really really lots and lots of big straw hats. Big beautiful splendid straw hats! Wongo hung all the hats everyday in the yard for sale. But no one bought Wongo’s beautiful hats. Nope. Not one. […] Length: 21 minutes Age group: 5-6-year-old and grown-ups Illustration: Rimma Erkko ISBN 9789527556443 Product has a 30-day money back guarantee if you are not happy with the product. If you want to use the guarantee, please contact Satumetsä editorial staff via e-mail info@satumetsalehti.fi.

Fairytale Forest e-books: Wongo and a Hot Bowl of Pumpkin Soup

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Wongo and a Hot Bowl of Pumpkin Soup is Indian (bharati) ghost story which tells a tale about terrible toad Wongo, with whom no one want to be friends with. In a really really old village, by a really really old pond, on a really really big rock, there lived a really really old toad — Wongo. It wore a really really long poncho, and a really really big straw hat. The really really big rock was Wongo’s home. It had a small wooden door, a small wooden window, a small wooden chair, a small wooden table, a small wooden cot, a small wooden cabinet, and a small wooden chimney. Wongo’s house was stuffed with lots and lots of bowls, and lots and lots of small boxes. No one knew what was in those small boxes. But oh, they smelled s o o o o o nice. Among these small boxes there was a big red box. A really really big red box of hats. All kinds of hats. All colours of hats. Yellow boaters. Green berets. Orange beanies. Grey bucket hats. Purple cloche hats. Brown cowboy hats. White sailor hats. Purple boonie hats. And lots of and lots of and really really lots and lots of big straw hats. Big beautiful splendid straw hats! Wongo hung all the hats everyday in the yard for sale. But no one bought Wongo’s beautiful hats. Nope. Not one. […] Downloadable EPUB-file Age group: 5-6-year-old and grown-ups Illustration: Rimma Erkko ISBN 9789527556436 Product has a 30-day money back guarantee if you are not happy with the product. If you want to use the guarantee, please contact Satumetsä editorial staff via e-mail info@satumetsalehti.fi.