Fairytale Read: The Little House in the Wood (Brothers Grimm)

[@chineloemeia6921]

Man, I don't think the sisters were that bad, I mean, they tried their best to find their father to give him food, cooked for an old man, tied up the bed, were nice. Poor little things were judged by being in panic, they could be killed or get pregnant at any time, it's a grimm fairytale for God's sake.

[@xxjinxdragonxx2052]

You would be surprised how graphic the original tales are..... I mean, in the original Red Riding Hood, she participates in cannibalism, drinking her grandmother's blood, then there's the cat that calls her a vulgar name.

[@chineloemeia6921]

@@xxjinxdragonxx2052 that actually sounds awesome, where can I find this story? Lol

[@LoveLettersArt]

Is it just me, or does it see that In every story with 3 siblings the youngest is always the nicest or most thoughtful

[@grekoy]

This happens alot in fairytales. I'm interested in a middle child taking the lead.

[@albandarizeyara3861]

As the youngest of three, I get treated with less respect and family members really don’t put much thought in me, I always felt like that shadow, hide and nobody really cares about it. So I feel like they (the youngest in fairytales) felt that too, and know how bad it fells and don’t really want others to go through the same stuff they’re/‘ve been through.

[@radioaktiveschildmaid7411]

In the fairy tail "Szklana góra" (The berg of glass) the youngest son is the kindness, but everyone bully him and even his brothers and mother call him gluptas (dummy). There are many version of this fairy tail, but my favorite one is where Gluptas look into the chanted glass and saw himself bullied by everyone, get sad and was convinced to die but then his friends, the birds, started to sing about the princess on top of the berg and Gluptas puted himself together to save a girl who suffered even more then himself. Not to marry her, but to save her.

[@kendellstewart2090]

In reality the youngest is very spoiled😂😂

[@lettuce6749]

​@@albandarizeyara3861Same to me, I'm the youngest sister of 2 brothers, the eldest was violent and used me as a punching bag and the middle one was kinder, but was mainly a bystander and never tried to protect me. I grew up to be a calm person like my middle brother but I can't stand violence, I avoid conflict most of the time, but as soon as I see someone being wronged I always stand up for them. Maybe the youngest tends to be the wisest because they learn with the elders' mistakes.

[@rachelsyrup]

"I'll spread some seeds as a path marker" BOI have you ever heard of BIRDS???

[@cookiegacha2701]

Frank. I have a question. Do you have faith,trust and a little bit of pixe dust? If so please do a origins of the boy who never grew up. Because Neverland has a dark side.

[@bobatea1950]

This was such a good way to ask omg-

[@cookiegacha2701]

@@bobatea1950 ☺😊😋 I know

[@bjones2600]

I’s absolutely sleep after all that, but I definitely don’t think the sisters deserved their punishment if anyone the parents did. How do you send all but your favored child into the wood alone without concern? It did seem like Hansel and Gretle to me. Maybe the father was trying to be rid of his children. 😂

[@kingemo7806]

This story sounds like Hansel and Gretel and beauty and the beast put together

[@Rabbitearsblog]

Awesome reading! I also don't think that the sisters really deserved their punishments. I mean, how were they supposed to know that they were supposed to take care of the animals?

[@KeeYoung_]

I’ve been listening to these stories until I fell asleep and I actually like this one. At least nothing bad happened to the sisters.

[@ruthserapelo1018]

So every night the old man sits there with the animals, watching the door, waiting for a girl to walk in? 🤨if no one comes that night then what? Does he then prepare the dinner himself? 😪so many questions going through my mind.

[@sagescarletwing4330]

I could probably sleep though that, but then again i did grow up in tornado ally so.

[@abitlate]

Oh wow yeah! That would get you used to windy shifting palaces!

[@sagescarletwing4330]

@@abitlate that said train wake me up fast.

[@bbwong4411]

You have such an asmry voice

[@bethanypuleo]

The moral of the story is: Animal lovers are the best!

[@nope3407]

I’d absolutely love for you to read the Coraline book

[@remyn.9198]

Can you narrate The Laughing Eggs? I love that story, I wish I could find the book to read to my daughter.

[@rosemali3022]

This seems so much more like a spooky read to me. It's terrifying!

[@kyndramb7050]

As a fellow cat mom, I can relate.

[@miathingys6324]

I was listening to this to try to sleep but I couldn't until I heard what happened to the sisters lol I was genuinely worried 🥲

[@Pale_Empress]

I love both of your channels and your voice is always so calming 💕

[@vanesasteves6922]

I love your voice!

[@ernestofernandez940]

I liked the music, it really helped to get into the story

[@gorasul12]

The sisters did not act of malice in my eyes, at worst a misunderstanding, I would probably think similar if they asked me to cook and expect them to ask me to feed the animals too if it was necessary 😅

[@greenflowers2264]

I always look forward to your uploads!

[@Moonlight-kx3vj]

Frank I was wondering If I could request you to read Pinocchio the 1914 version. It's in google books and it's free. If you ever have time to spare please read this tale of the puppet of despair

[@jessiemineimations]

i feel like at 7:34 in the book the creator(s) of the book made a joke there ;-;

[@chesbeta4912]

No, I wouldn't sleep with that noise. It would remind of Hurricane Maria. 😨

[@cutecats1657]

Second!!!!

[@friendly.felidae]

Hmm. I would find it incredibly rude if someone fed my animals without me asking. You don't know what food they are meant to eat. Farmers are even more strict, their rations are important for growth. Also they are freakin children lost in the woods, they are scared and didn't do anything rude really they just thought they were being offered food and lodging by a nice man who ENDED UP KIDNAPPING them and locking them in a basement???? Absolutely not.

[@poison_oakphoenix8529]

Well I can because when there was a Earthquake The others awake except me!?

[@ButterscotchMcBean1995]

Hi.

[@eirualrose6249]

The oldest daughter is probably 14