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Fairy Tales with Granny MacDuff

Edward the Ogre & the Oracle of Orange

Fairy Tales with Granny MacDuff

Little Ears Media

Stories For Kids, Kids & Family

4.4 β€’ 932 Ratings

πŸ—“οΈ 20 November 2023

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

The ogres of Oogesville cannot have their harvest or Thanksgiving without pumpkins and not one has grown this year. But when little Edward the Ogre meets an all knowing tree, he finds out what can be done. So he leads his parents and all the ogres of Oogesville on a journey that will take them to the only one who can help. Unlock imagination and enjoy more screen free activities at the links below! YouTube Kids 🎧 Instagram 🎧 Patreon For more information go to our Official Website.

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0:00.0

Did you know Granny McDuff now has a Patreon?

0:04.0

You can get all episodes ad-free, games, puzzles, calendars, and more.

0:10.0

You can even get discounts off Granny merch.

0:12.0

Sign up now on Patreon.

0:14.0

Go to Granny Macduff-E-N-T.com for more information. Good evening, children.

0:27.5

It's Granny MacDuff, ready with a story.

0:30.3

So make yourselves comfy, and I'll begin.

0:43.8

Once Upon a time, there left three ogres.

0:57.5

A mummy ogre who was called Eloise, a daddy ogre who was called Eric, and a little ogre who was called Edward. He was a brave little ogre, as fierce as his father and as kind as his mother.

1:05.9

The ogres were very friendly and in fact Eric was the mayor of Uggsville, the town they lived in.

1:13.6

The ogres were quite civilized.

1:16.6

They ate just like humans, which is rare for ogres,

1:20.6

and they dressed and had parties and even mingled with the gnomes of Nomesville who lived not far away.

1:28.3

Fifteen families lived in the town.

1:31.3

It was small and they were very close-knit.

1:35.3

They considered themselves family, in fact.

1:39.3

It was full now, harvest time.

1:43.3

And the ogres were very much looking forward to their fall harvest

1:47.6

and Thanksgiving meal, which they had every year in November.

1:53.3

Pumpkins were to them the most delicate food.

1:57.4

They grew the biggest pumpkins you have ever seen, and each family got one allotted pumpkin

2:04.9

every year.

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