The Magic of Global Stories

Stories don't just put kids to sleep. They secretly train their brains to

see the world differently. In Japan, kids hear about Momotaro,

a boy born from a peach who teaches courage. In Ghana, Anansi the spider

teaches that cleverness beats strength every single time. Russian children hear of Baba Yaga,

discovering that scary looking things can actually help you. These stories smell like cardamom,

taste like honey, and sound like drums. Each one plants a tiny seed

that friendship and goodness have a thousand faces. Tonight, try a tale

from somewhere unexpected. Watch their imagination grow.