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Ryan's Room
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Ryan’s Room is a cozy, low-key storytime podcast where a dad reads his three-year-old’s favorite books. Short episodes, calm voices, and a warm, bedtime feel. Perfect for parents who want gentle stories on the go or a quiet moment to share with their kids.
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Disney's Cinderella
Dec 900:06:26Tap to summarizeDisney’s Cinderella Little Golden Book retells the classic animated story of a kind girl forced into servitude by her wicked stepmother and stepsisters. With help from her mice friends (Gus and Jaq) and a Fairy Godmother, Cinderella attends the royal ball, falls in love with the Prince, and leaves behind a glass slipper.
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Bluey: Camping
Dec 300:03:42Tap to summarizeIn the Bluey: Camping book, Bluey goes on a family camping trip and befriended a French-speaking boy named Jean-Luc. Despite the language barrier, they share adventures like building a stick house, planting a tree, and hunting a "wild pig". When Jean-Luc leaves, Bluey learns about the bittersweet nature of friendship and saying goodbye.
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Bluey: Barky Boats
Dec 200:06:07Tap to summarizeIn Bluey: Barky Boats, Bluey and Mackenzie are thrilled to spend time with their older school buddies, Mia and Captain, but feel left behind when the older kids get distracted. Calypso helps them understand that growing up is a big adventure, guiding them to navigate changing friendships and find joy in playing together.
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Bluey: Grannies
Dec 2Tap to summarizeIn the Bluey: Grannies book, sisters Bluey and Bingo dress up as "Janet and Rita" to answer a crucial question: can grannies dance? The playful story sees them testing if grandmas can "floss," leading to a call to Nana, who attempts the dance herself, teaching them that being fun is better than being right.
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Bluey: The Pool
Nov 30Tap to summarizen Bluey: The Pool (a 24-page board book/paperback), Bluey and Dad rush to a sunny day swim at Uncle Stripe’s pool, dismissing Mum as a "fusspot" for insisting on packing supplies. Without sunscreen, floaties, or towels, they struggle to have fun until Mum arrives, proving that "boring" preparation makes the best adventures possible.
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