Read A Long Books on CDs and Cassettes

Character Education
Trait: Loyalty

Cinderella learns about the power of love and her ability to help herself. She also learns that forgiveness can make a family strong again.

Character Education
Trait: Honesty

Joseph the sheepherder doesn’t get to go to school every day, but he wants to. So he figures out a plan. Two times he cries ‘Wolf’ and Farmer Martin Mrs. Martin and his mother come running. By the third time, when the real Wolf shows up to eat him, no one believes him and he’s in real danger! Joseph learns that not being truthful is wrong and that trust has to be earned.

Character Education
Trait: Empathy

James and Sammy just can’t get into Christmas. When Aimee gets hurt, the Confetti Co. decide to put on a variety show for the kids in the hospital. There we meet Cindy, who’s scared and very sick. With friendship, fun and a bad magic act, we get her to laugh! It’s a great Christmas!

Character Education
Trait: Empathy

This is the classic Charles Dickens story in which Mr. Scrooge learns the meaning of Christmas.

Character Education
Trait: Reliabilty

Princess Ivy learns the true value of friendship from the cutest Frog Prince ever. She also learns how important it is to keep the promises you make.

Character Education
Trait: Doing Your Part, Citizenship

Hansel and Gretel learn that kids can be heroes too! They outsmart the witch and save their whole town.

Character EducationAccountability

Little Red Riding Hood breaks a promise to her Mom and ends up being saved from the Wolf by her best friends.

Character Education
Trait: Charity

The Shoemaker's shop is saved with the help of three mysterious little elves. The elves are orphans and the Shoemaker offers to make them part of his family.

Character Education
Trait: Respect

One very wise Fairy and a handsome Prince save Princess Rose from a terrible witch’s spell. Princess Rose learns just how much her family loves her and how love can win over evil.

Character Education
Trait: Fairness and Justice

To hide her father’s lies, Bria tries to spin straw into gold at the command of the King. When she can’t, Rumpelstiltskin comes to her rescue. Bria’s father, the Blacksmith learns that lying is never okay and that family and Bria’s love are more important than everything.