McComb Public Library

Listen as Mrs. Laura reads this funny story by Rory Feek.  The farm animals got all mixed up when the cow said "Neigh."

Listen as Mrs. Laura and Miss Mattie tells a couple of silly, spooky stories!  Don't let them boo ya!

Mrs. Laura and Miss Mattie finds a cake and assumes it's for them.  After eating a couple of slices, Mrs. Laura reads the story, "Oh, Look, A Cake!" by J. C. McKee. After the story, someone comes to claim the cake...uh oh!

Hettie and Horace meet a new friend.  What could their new friend be?  I'll give you a hint...it rhymes with cat!  Listen as Mrs. Laura reads the precious story of the hedgehugs.

Little Elliot and his friend lives in the city.  After all the hustle and bustle and noise, they decide to take a vacation to the country.  Listen in to hear what happens when hide and seek goes awry.

Mrs. Laura reads the story of a fox who's favorite tree is changing.  What happens when he discovers his tree is losing it's leaves?

Mrs. Laura and Miss Mattie brought some doughnuts to eat after story time, but while they were reading the story, someone stole their doughnuts!  It was the other librarians, and they left them nothing but doughnut holes!  

Miss Mattie tells the story about a dog named Buster who gets lost.

When an apple falls on Henny Penny's head, she thinks the sky is falling.  She begins running around causing quite a stir!  Listen as Miss Mattie tells the funny story.

Miss Mattie tells the little ones, the toddlers, how to be a helper.

Mrs. Laura and Miss Mattie tells another fun library story, but this one tells how Scooter Mouse came to be at the McComb Library!

What will happen to the three billy goats when they try to cross the bridge?  The ugly, old troll comes out to eat them!  How will they ever get away?

Here are more Mother Goose rhymes!

Have you ever heard of Mother Goose?  There are so many nursery rhymes that are attributed to a fictional character named Mother Goose.  All this just means that it's made up rhymes by a made up goose!  Listen as Mrs. Laura reads several Mother Goose rhymes.

Want more fables?  Here are some fables about crows, dogs, bears, and travelers!

Was there really an Aesop?  We aren't sure, but we do have Aesop's Fables, stories told over many years.  At the end of each fable, there is a moral to the story.  Seems like I've heard these morals somewhere before.  Listen as Mrs. Laura reads several Aesop's Fables.

Do you live in the country or the city?  Do you wish you lived somewhere you didn't?  Find out where the town mouse and the country mouse prefers to live when Mrs. Laura reads the story by Jan Brett.

Mouse only wanted some cheese, and maybe a spot of tea. A nice warm fire? But Bear does not like visitors. Will Mouse stay and keep him company?

Aayan was having a sad day, but his mother cheered him up. Listen as Mrs. Laura reads, “I Am Smart, I Am Blessed, I Can Do Anything!” By Alissa Holder & Zulekha Holder-Young.

When the cat's away, the mice will play, but this cat was never away!  In fact, the mice were terrorized by this cat.  Oh, what will they do?  When the mice have an idea how they can keep tabs on the tabby, they go about trying to make it work, only everything goes wrong.

Miss Mattie tells the story about a dog named Biscuit.  While out walking with his owner, Biscuit finds a lost duck.  Biscuit's owner, Julie, puts the duck in the water and turns to leave, but Biscuit has a surprise for her! 

Miss Mattie sings some rainy day songs and Mrs. Laura reads about a duck who finds a new friend, but duck doesn’t like water and his new friend loves the water. Can they still be friends?