2000 free fairy tales for children

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2000 free fairy tales for children supports English,Italian

Free

2.1for iPhone, iPad

Manuel Ronzoni

Developer

Mar 1, 2016

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Education

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About 2000 free fairy tales for children

The world's largest fairy tales collection for your children, free.

The official application of "I'll tell you a story" project (www.itellyouastory.com), a great opportunity to learn English through fairy tales or to tell bedtime stories to your children!

1.000+ bedtime stories for your kids: classics, videobooks, audiobooks and stories sent by www.itellyouastory.com users; for children ... the younger and older ones!

"For those who immerse themselves in what the fairy tale has to communicate, it becomes a deep, quiet pool which at first seems to reflect only our own image; but behind it we soon discover the inner turmoils of our soul - its depth, and ways to gain peace within ourselves and with the world, which is the reward of our struggles." Bruno Bettelheim