Goldilocks and the Three Bears

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Goldilocks and the Three Bears is a beloved fairy tale that has been told and retold for generations. The earliest known version was written in 1831 by Eleanor Mure as a handmade, rhyming verse story for her nephew, Horace Broke. A few years later, in 1837, Robert Southey introduced the first published narrative version of The Three Bears. Like Mure’s story, Southey also featured an old woman trespassing in the home of three bears, tasting their porridge, sitting in their chairs, and sleeping in their beds. Over the years of retellings, the old woman transformed into a young girl with golden hair, and in Flora Annie Steel’s version of this story, the name Goldilocks was introduced. This adaptation made the story more engaging for children, turning it into the timeless fairy tale loved across generations. Listen to this delightful retelling by Flora Annie Steel and join Goldilocks on her curious adventure into the home of the three bears! Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

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  1. EPISODE 1 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Goldilocks Enters the Bears’ Home

    Deep in the woods, three bears—a Little Wee Bear, a Middle-sized Bear, and a Great Big Bear—live peacefully in their cozy home, each with their own bowl, chair, and bed. One morning, as their porridge cools, they step out for a walk, unaware that an unexpected visitor is about to arrive. Enter Goldilocks, a curious and rather naughty little girl, who peeks through their window, sneaks inside, and discovers the steaming bowls of porridge. Without hesitation, she helps herself, tasting each one until she finds the perfect bowl. But this is just the beginning of her uninvited adventure. Listen to the first episode of Goldilocks and the Three Bears and step into the tale where curiosity leads to unexpected consequences! Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    3 min

  2. EPISODE 2 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Goldilocks Makes Herself at Home

    After helping herself to the bears’ porridge, Goldilocks, feeling tired from chasing butterflies instead of running her errand, decides to rest. She tries out the chairs—one too hard, one too soft, and one just right. But her relief is short-lived as the Little Wee Bear’s chair breaks beneath her, leaving her cross and frustrated. Still determined to find comfort, she ventures upstairs and tests the beds, eventually snuggling into the Little Wee Bear’s bed, which is just right. As she drifts off to sleep, the three bears return home, only to discover that someone has been eating their porridge! Their suspicions grow as they find clues of an unexpected guest. Listen to Episode 2 and find out what happens when the Three Bears realize they have an intruder! Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    2 min

  3. EPISODE 3 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    The Three Bears Discover Goldilocks

    The Three Bears are growing suspicious. Someone has not only eaten their porridge but has also sat in their chairs, with Little Wee Bear’s chair completely broken! Their search leads them upstairs, where they realize the intruder has even been sleeping in their beds. But when Little Wee Bear looks at his bed, he finds something even more shocking… Goldilocks is still there! As the bears stand over her, their voices rumble through the room. But it’s only when Little Wee Bear’s sharp, shrill voice rings out that Goldilocks finally wakes up! In a panic, she jumps out of bed, dashes to the window, and escapes, never to be seen by the Three Bears again. What happened to her after that? Well, no one really knows. Listen to the thrilling conclusion of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, will she learn her lesson, or will curiosity get the better of her again? Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    3 min
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Goldilocks and the Three Bears is a beloved fairy tale that has been told and retold for generations. The earliest known version was written in 1831 by Eleanor Mure as a handmade, rhyming verse story for her nephew, Horace Broke. A few years later, in 1837, Robert Southey introduced the first published narrative version of The Three Bears. Like Mure’s story, Southey also featured an old woman trespassing in the home of three bears, tasting their porridge, sitting in their chairs, and sleeping in their beds. Over the years of retellings, the old woman transformed into a young girl with golden hair, and in Flora Annie Steel’s version of this story, the name Goldilocks was introduced. This adaptation made the story more engaging for children, turning it into the timeless fairy tale loved across generations. Listen to this delightful retelling by Flora Annie Steel and join Goldilocks on her curious adventure into the home of the three bears! Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

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