I'm going to paraphrase this is not verbatim, but he said if you want your child to be more brilliant,

re-imferry-tales, more brilliant, more fairy tales.

Ha ha, that's best.

This is coming from Einstein.

You're listening to the Read-A-Loud Revival Podcast.

This is the podcast that helps you make meaningful and lasting connections with your kids.

Three books.

Hello, hello, Sarah McKenzie here.

You've got episode 129 of the Read-A-Loud Revival Podcast.

Today is a special episode kind of day.

We've got Jim Weiss back on the podcast.

Now his voice is going to be familiar to a lot of you,

whether you've heard him sing Stone Soup, listen to him tell you the story of the world.

Maybe you've heard his brand new Bible stories or any of the classics he's read.

He's a master storyteller behind audio recordings that many of us know and love.

You can find them at gymweiss.com and we'll put a link, of course, in the show notes.

The show notes will be at read-A-Loud Revival.com slash 129.

Since 1989, Jim has produced award-winning audio recordings for kids that bring classic literature,

mythical tales, history, all of it just to life.

And in addition to his recording fabulous stories, he also gives live performances in library,

stores, schools, community events all over the world.

He's even performed at the White House.

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