From the creators of Blues Clues and Team Umizumi, DreamWorks Gabby's Doll House is a delightful show that leads kids room to room through fantastical mini-worlds, irresistible kitty characters, and quirky adventures.

Gabby embraces imperfection and celebrates mistakes, showing kids and kittens.

They can learn as much from their setbacks as they do their successes.

You can even bring the unboxing of this season's brand new room to your home with the Lego

Gabby's Dollhouse Kitty Care Ear. Be sure to enjoy a season full of a meowsing surprises

with Gabby's Dollhouse. All new episodes are now playing on Netflix.

Once there was a princess who became a spy. Her name was Nur Inayyad Khan.

Noor was welcome to the world during a frozen winter in Moscow, 1914. She was the greatest joy in her family's life. Her father, Inayyth, a traveling

musician, sang to her while carrying her throughout the house, cradling her in his arms, as if she were a

tiny precious doll, until she drifted gently to sleep.

Her mother, who called herself Amina, had defied her family's wishes and had run off

for the Nayaat, despite her family's disapproval of a dark-skinned Muslim man.

Noor's parents hadn't had an easy life, but they wanted better for their children.

They marvelled over their first child, fondly nicknamed Babuli.

Babuli was a calm and quiet baby.

Even as well-wishers welcomed her into the family with song and dance and feasting, she remained quiet and unbothered.

This quiet calm would serve her well later in life. I'm Frieda Pinto, and this is Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls,

a fairy tale podcast about the rebel women who inspire us.

This week, Nur Inayat Khan. Just after Noor was born,

unrest crept through Moscow and soon made it to her family's home.

There was no choice but to leave. On their way out of the city,

rioters stopped their sleigh and would not let them pass. So Inayat lifted tiny Noor out

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