Luister naar Ririro - Fairy Tales and Kids Stories

It's unknown who wrote the fairy tale The Silent Princess. It's a story from the middle east about a prince who falls in love with the silent princess. The one who can make the princess speaks will get to marry her. The prince visits her and she doesn't speak. But he thinks of a smart plan to get her to talk and starts to tell her riddles. Suitable for 8 year olds and older. Read, listen and print this story on our website https://ririro.com/the-silent-princess [https://ririro.com/the-silent-princess]

The story The ice king and his wonderful grandchild is written by William Elliot Griffis. The ice king marries the beautiful Skadi and together they have 6 wonderful winter daughters. One of them marries the fire fairy Vuur and together they have a child Stoom. He turns out to be the most powerful fairy of all and can cause much trouble. But when he is on his best behaviour he is very useful! Suitable for older children, 8+ Read, listen and print this story on our website https://ririro.com/the-ice-king-and-his-wonderful-grandchild [https://ririro.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/The-ice-king-and-his-wonderful-grandchild.epub]

The fable The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf is written by Aesop. The moral of the story is: if you keep lying, people won't believe you at all. Suitable for 5+ years old. Read, listen and print this story on our website https://ririro.com/the-shepherd-boy-and-the-wolf [https://ririro.com/the-shepherd-boy-and-the-wolf]

Old Mother Bear's Happy New Year [https://ririro.com/old-mother-bears-happy-new-year] is a story about learning how to behave. Old Mother Bear is worried she will have a bad New Year, because her children are being naughty. A fairy comes to teach them a lesson. The moral of the story is: Sometimes naughty children need to learn a lesson. Recommended for age 3+.

Uncle Wiggily's New Year's Horn [https://ririro.com/uncle-wiggilys-new-years-horn] is a festive story about helping the less fortunate. Uncle Wiggily helps a couple of poor children who don't have the money to buy a New Year's horn. The moral of the story is: Help the less fortunate if you can. Recommended for age 3+.