Hello and welcome to Super Great Kids Stories.

Wise tales from storytellers around the world, which will make you laugh and sometimes

cry. Recommended for ages 5 to 105. I'm Kim and I love stories.

Hello Super Great Kids, I hope you had a happy week. I'm very happy because we had a

lovely live show in London and it was very exciting meeting some of you in person.

It was magical all being together in one space and everyone knowing the same stories.

A big thanks to everyone who came and made it such a special day. There's a cartoon

animation on our Facebook page to celebrate the occasion.

Now I know lots of you weren't able to make it because it was in London but there will

be other live shows and our Super Great Brent Paul has filmed it for us. So we'll be posting

film footage of the live show for subscribers soon. So look out in Patreon for that and

for Apple subscribers we'll put the film in our outlets club so listen up for instructions

how to join our club in your Apple subscription channel.

Now today we start a new theme of little people, you know, fairies, elves, pixies,

gnomes and leprechauns, sort of thing. And to start us off on our little people adventure

is Storyteller Rachel Murray who's from Derbyshire in England. Rachel is going to tell us an

English quest story about three brothers who set off on an adventure hoping to find

treasure and on the way they each meet a little red, hairy man. The story today has

little people and very big people in it too. Yes, giants. I wonder what you'd rather be

a little person living in a tree with magical powers like flying or an enormous giant

like Finn McCall who can lift up a house and turn it around if it's not facing the right

way for the sun. Have a think about that while we have a quick word with the grown-ups.

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