Fairy tales for Ukraine from Storytel

Storytel’s heart beats to the rhythm of the story. This is about helping the youngest. As part of the initiative to support Ukrainian children, Storytel has prepared a catalog of audio stories, translated into their native language and recorded by Ukrainian teachers and teachers. The fairy tales have been made available for free listening through the website kazkowyjswit.pl (fairy tale world).

The catalog includes recordings of classics such as “Jaś i Małgosia”, “Czerwony Kapturek” or “Królowa Śniegu”, as well as Storytel Original productions, i.e. the series “Hania and Shaggy Pies”, “Detektyw Ząbek” (in production) and “Dobranocki “. The list of fairy tales will be gradually expanded with new titles. Additionally, video recordings are also planned, where the ladies Nataliia Hnitiy (until recently an actress of the puppet theater in Poltava) and Valentyna Nazdoymynoha (author of books for children) will read more fairy tales. Among them there will be a unique fairy tale about Dasza, written especially by Mrs. Natalia. This is the story of a little ant that has to leave home with its mother one day. Taken over, Dasha goes to another country, where she meets a nice ant named Hansel and discovers that the new, unknown world is not only very interesting, but also friendly towards it.

You can find all the cartoons in the form of audio at: https://kazkowyjswit.pl/

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