Storytime with Kray

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Step into a world where the stories are old, the charm is real, and nobody tries to reboot the plot. This is classic storytelling, straight up. Join Kray as he reads public domain tales the way they were written.  No updates. No gimmicks. Just pure narrative magic.

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  1. SEASON 3, EPISODE 1 TRAILER

    Snow-White OR the house in the wood - Introduction

    Send us a text SNOW-WHITE OR, THE HOUSE IN THE WOOD. by Laura E. Richards | 1900 Step back to the turn of the 20th century to discover a different kind of fairy tale. We are going to explore "Snow-White; or, The House in the Wood" by Laura E. Richards. This uplifting version replaces the dark themes of the original with a narrative of adventure, empathy, and the powerful bonds of friendship.  Learn about the author's fascinating heritage—as the daughter of "Battle Hymn of the Republic" writer Julia Ward Howe—and her role in shifting children's literature toward a more imaginative future. Support the show

    2 min

  2. EPISODE 1

    Chapter 1 - The House

    Send us a text This chapter describes a secluded stone house nestled deeply within an ancient, vibrant wood, half-covered with creepers. It is surrounded by various trees, including a vast buttonwood tree with a hollow large enough to shelter two or three people. The woods are teeming with birds and animals, suggesting a deep connection between any inhabitant and the wildwood creatures. Notable Quotes: "The house was so well hidden, one might almost stumble against it before one became aware of it." — Narrator "On the day when my story begins, the house in the wood was the only lifeless thing..." — Narrator Summary: A mysterious hidden stone house stands in a lush forest clearing. Nature thrives around it, filled with friendly birds, squirrels, and vibrant plants. The house appears quiet, waiting for someone to bring life inside. The forest feels enchanted, almost magical, inviting someone or something special to arrive. The scene is set perfectly for a mysterious visitor. Support the show

    7 min

  3. EPISODE 2

    Chapter 2 - The Child

    Send us a text A child, tired of walking along a dusty road, discovers a small river and joyfully wades in it. She then enters a wood, feeling lost but not afraid, and determines to find a "House in the Wood" like those in her fairy tales, particularly a "Dwarf House." She eventually stumbles upon the house described in Chapter I, believing it to be the home of the Seven Dwarfs, and boldly enters. Notable Quotes: "I must find a House in the Wood!" — The Child "I am in a woods!" — The Child, delighted Summary: A curious, imaginative little girl wanders into the woods, enchanted by her adventure.She decides she's living in a fairy tale and must find a magical house.After becoming lost, she remains brave, expecting to meet fairies or dwarfs.She stumbles upon the hidden house and is certain it belongs to dwarfs, like in her favorite stories.She enters confidently, expecting an exciting fairy-tale experience. Support the show

    13 min

  4. EPISODE 3

    Chapter 3 - The Man

    Send us a text The child, having entered the house and started eating, is interrupted by a man she initially believes is a dwarf. He is kind and shares his meal, correcting her assumption that there are seven dwarfs, and the child explains she ran away from her caretaker, Miss Tyler. The man, who introduces himself as Mark, eventually shares that he also came to the woods to escape unpleasant people. Notable Quotes: "How do you do? I am very glad to see you." — The Dwarf (Mark Ellery)"There aren't any more dwarfs. I'm the only one there is here." — Mark Ellery"Do dwarfs know about prayers? Do you know about them?" — The ChildSummary: The girl meets Mark Ellery, a kind man she believes to be a dwarf.They quickly become friends, bonding over bread, honey, and dish-washing.She insists there must be more dwarfs, referencing fairy tales.Mark gently accommodates her imagination while concealing his true, sad backstory.She innocently asks him to say her bedtime prayers, deeply affecting him. Support the show

    10 min
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Step into a world where the stories are old, the charm is real, and nobody tries to reboot the plot. This is classic storytelling, straight up. Join Kray as he reads public domain tales the way they were written.  No updates. No gimmicks. Just pure narrative magic.

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  • Creator
    Kray Mitchell
  • Episodes
    48
  • Seasons
    3
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Storytime with Kray
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