Linda Cohen | Storytime for Kids and Children’s Audiobooks

The Little Lamplighter

In this season finale, The Little Lamplighter, children are introduced to an old-fashioned occupation that no longer exists and the children are encouraged to make predictions before the story begins—a simple reading strategy that strengthens listening comprehension and engagement. As they listen, children will also discover the rhythm and rhyme woven throughout the story, helping them develop an ear for language, patterns, and poetry. Most importantly, this heartwarming tale reminds children that, just like the little lamplighter who brought light to others, they brighten the lives of the people around them every day. Through their smiles, kindness, and love, children bring joy to families, friends, and their communities. It's a gentle reminder that even the smallest acts of kindness can make the world a brighter place.

For Bluey fans: Bluey, Bingo and Their American Vistors!

For Bluey Fans! When sisters Hannah and Charlotte travel from America to Australia, they dream of meeting Bluey and Bingo. Their wish seems to come true when an ordinary playground becomes the Australian Outback and a simple game turns into an unforgettable adventure. Filled with imagination, laughter, and a new friendship, this heartwarming story reminds children that sometimes the greatest treasure is the friend you meet along the way.

Trading Pikachu

Discover a heartfelt story about Elior’s experience trading his cherished Pokémon card, highlighting themes of value, kindness, and trusting your intuition. Perfect for young listeners and parents looking to teach kids about self-worth and empathy.

Mr. Cat: The Scariest Cat in the Forest

Discover the enchanting Ukrainian folktale of Mr. Cat, which teaches valuable lessons about fear and perception. Perfect for kids and parents alike! Welcome to the world of storytelling! Today, we delve into the heartwarming Ukrainian folktale of Mr. Cat, a story that not only entertains but also imparts a powerful message about fear. What happens when a seemingly scary cat turns out to be not so scary after all? This tale is a delightful exploration of how our imaginations can distort reality. Join us as we follow Mr. Cat's journey and uncover the wisdom behind the saying, "Fear has BIG eyes!"

Magical Kindness, from Wonder Storytime! Told by Linda Cohen

In this gentle folktale, children meet John, a confident young man who believes he is better than everyone else. When a kind woman named Rebecca moves to town, John is determined to win her friendship—but his arrogance keeps getting in the way. With the help of a wise elder and a very unusual idea, John begins practicing kindness, one small action at a time. As the story unfolds, children discover an important truth: the way we act toward others can shape who we become. Magic Kindness encourages children to think about empathy, self-awareness, and the power of practicing kindness in everyday life. With moments for listeners to pause and reflect, this episode is perfect for family listening, or even classroom discussions. Best for ages 6 and up.