Let Mik Read

What is an octopus hug? It’s just one of the fun-filled games that Dad invents for grumpy Becky and Jesse when Mom goes out for the evening. Dad must think quickly to fill the house with laughter, not fighting.

Diary of a Worm by Doreen Cronin 🪱

Last Stop on Market Street written by: Matt De La Pena pictures by: Christian Robinson This award winning book celebrates the relationship between a grandmother and her grandson. Enjoy!

Today the Lorax will tell us what we can do to help the Earth!

Best Friends, Gerald and Piggie wait for a wonderful surprise that only comes after the sun has set. Enjoy!

The Hungry Frog by Tami Amir. A story about not giving up. Vocabulary: swamp, dangerous, impatient, relief, tired.

Aesop’s Fables: A good use of wits may help you out. This episode is part of a series of classic short stories in the hope of helping support story comprehension. Vocabulary: pitcher, thirst, narrow, pebbles, crow/bird Discussion: 1. What were the birds looking for? 2. Where did the crow find water? 3. Why did the bird put pebbles in the pitcher?

Aesop’s Fables: Little friends may prove to be great friends. This episode is part of a series of classic short stories in the hope of helping support story comprehension. Vocabulary: repay, little/tiny Discussion: 1. Who woke up the lion 2. What did the hunters use to tie up the Lion? 3. Why did the mouse say, “Was I not right?”

Aesop’s Fables: “There are many who belittle what they cannot get. This episode is part of a series of classic short stories in the hope of helping support story comprehension. Vocabulary: sweet/sour, longingly, disgust, effort. Discussion: 1. Who wanted grapes? 2. What did the Fox do to get the grapes? 3. Why did the Fox walk away?

Found out how Davy conquers his fears in this short story.

A sweet story about a fussy baby fit for any time of day. Enjoy!

Let Mik Read “Muhammad Ali” to you. An inspirational story about a little boy who grew up to do big things!

Let Mik Read “Affirmations” to you. Originally intended for my little one, and “Little One” was the original title as well. As I continued to read the words I find that all of us are someone’s “little one”. Or at least we want to be sometimes. So please use all the affirmations you hear on little and big people alike. Enjoy!

Let Mik Read “The Gift and the Giver” to you. A moral reminder about gift giving.

Let Mik Read “Little J” to you. A sweet story about a little boy trying to fall asleep after his favorite meal.

Let Mik Read “A Nation’s Hope” to you. This story is sure to delight bigs and littles alike. Enjoy!

Let Mik Read...John Henry to you! It’s a classic story to be shared with the littles. Adults will enjoy this poetic adaptation as well! Happy listening.

In this episode, Mik reads one of her favorite books to you! It’s a great reminder of what we can all achieve with our ideas. Enjoy!

Kids Story time: Full, Full, Full of LOVE by Trish Cooke