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A mother (Eboni) and her 4 year old son (Langston) use their oratory gifts to tell stories. Some made up, some read, and some retold.
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In this episode of Story Love, our 6 year old host Langston reads Mo Willems’ book “The Pigeon Needs a Bath”. Mommy and Langston hope you enjoy!
Welcome BACK to Story Love! We missed creating, telling stories and now we can read them for you! Langston is in first grade now and is becoming a better reader by the day and Mommy is just happy be along for the ride. Today’s book is Turkey Tumble by Jonah Newman, illustrated by Paul Nichols.
Langston and Mommy collaborate on today’s story from beginning to end. They have a few creative differences that were just too good to edit out. As always, we hope you enjoy.
Bath time generated through idea for today’s story. Have you ever dreamed about what happens in the drain pipes after the bath water is let out?
It’s summer in Florida where we live and the sounds of the cicadas were very interesting to Langston. As we learned about these insects, we decided to add them to our next story.
After hearing himself on his very own podcast, Langston could not wait to record another episode. Please enjoy these stories about a very curious shark and a helpful little rabbit.
Mother (Eboni) and Son (Langston) share 100% made up stories with each other. Langston’s story is about Ghosts and Friends, Mommy’s story is about rainy days at school.
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