“It seems more often than not people imagine storytelling to be the reading of picture books to young children.  In fact, the art of storytelling is anything but that.  A storytelling program, sometimes referred to as a storytelling concert, is a performance much more akin to stand up comedy than a book reading.  There are three lively elements at play - the audience, the stories and the teller.  It has a spontaneous feel and is filled with humor, wit, interplay and insight.”

(and older children)

 

Dream Houses: Stories from other places and other times with houses of all kinds. 

Fools Rush In: An amusing array of fairies, angels and poets fill these tales from around the world. 

Listening to the Silences: Folktales that explore the powerful truths found in the spaces between our words.  

What a Web We Weave: A collection of stories about weaving and character traits. 

Treasures: A Workshop for adult groups designed to help build community.