Maria Barnett
Mimi’s Chapter Books and Stories
Reading aloud wholesome kids’ chapter books, short stories, real stories and poems.
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Maria Barnett
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Latest episode
Jul 11, 2026
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Episodes
“The Shy Little Kitten” a Little Golden Book 01.08.2025 6:43
See audio and photo Read with “the triplets”
2 Classic train stories with the “triplets” ! 01.08.2025 11:47
See photo and audio.
“One fish, two fish…” Dr. Seuss, Mimi and Adelaide 01.08.2025 11:36
See photo. Aug 1, 2025
More cuddly books with Mimi and Adelaide 30.07.2025 8:38
More books with Adelaide and Mimi. See photo and audio for details.
A sharing book and a grief book 30.07.2025 10:05
See the picture and the audio for details. Two more books with Adelaide
Rhymes with Adelaide and her momma 30.07.2025 6:55
14 rhymes read and sung by Adelaide’s Momma; wheels in the bus, This Little Piggy etc
Three books with Adelaide 30.07.2025 14:31
Three kids books I read with Adelaide. See the photo and audio for details.
Mimi and Adelaide read “Where is the Poky Little Puppy?” 30.07.2025 9:07
“A Little Golden Book”. “Where is the Poky Little Puppy?” 1962 by Janette Sebring Lowrey illustrated by Gustaf Tenggren
Ep. 3 Bible Stories to Read 28.04.2025 16:38
Episode 3 starts with #21 Saul through #29 Elisha
The Usborne Book of World Wildlife pt 1 28.04.2025 15:29
P. 2-5 begins Antarctica, Arctic and Polar bears
Episode 7 Bilingual The Jesus Story Book Bible 22.07.2024 22:55
Until 118 see episode 1 for full details
Episode 6: “The Jesus Storybook Bible” bilingual 14.07.2024 23:03
Begins with Moses; see episode 1 for full details ends page 102
(Ep 1) 200 Bird Songs from around the world (book with audible bird calls) 08.07.2024 28:38
By Les Beletsky with audio from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology; Becker&Mayer! Books; 2021; This is a great and detailed book so it will have about 25-35 episodes… if you’re interested, I’ll work at it. Santi helps with episode 1. North American Birds 1-7
Ep 2 “Night Keeper Stories” 23.04.2024 4:18
More stories from “PopPops” about zoo keeping in the 1990’s will be added to this short one
Episode 5 Mennonite & Amish Animal Stories 20.04.2024 23:30
See episode 1 for full details.
Ep 4 Mennonite and Amish animal stories 29.03.2024 25:18
See episode 1 for full details
Ep 3 Mennonite and Amish Stories 22.03.2024 23:40
See episode one for full details.
The Uncles’ Spring 2024 verses 20.03.2024 6:07
Will add more
“The Dutch Twins” episode 3 (end of book) 09.03.2024 44:48
Ch 5 and 6 which finish the book. In chapter 6 I did edit out one story that was too scary or inappropriate as I felt for my grandchildren. The grandmother told two stories on Christmas Eve, and I only read one of them.
“The Dutch Twins” Episode 2 07.03.2024 36:38
See episode one for full details; this episode includes chapters 3 and (4 to be finished today)
“The Dutch Twins” episode 1 ( of 3 episodes; ch 1-2) 04.03.2024 31:54
Written and illustrated by Lucy Fitch Perkins; Houghton Mifflin Company; 1911; A lovely antiquated reader about a boy and girl set of twins in Holland and their adventures.
Episode 3 Billy and Blaze Books 02.03.2024 12:39
“Blaze and Thunderbolt” by CW Anderson. Listen to audio or see episode one for more details.
Episode 2 : Amish and Mennonite Animal Stories 25.02.2024 36:54
From the book titled, “Betty Girl and other animal stories” compiled by Carrie Bender and published by Masthof Press; 2004
“The Swiss Twins” episode 1 25.02.2024 30:57
1922 published by Houghton Mifflin; written and illustrated by Lucy Fitch Perkins ( read mostly by GG)
Travel noises 23.02.2024 3:26
Identify these noises if you can: suitcase wheels; noisy moving sidewalk; flight attendant’s announcement; plane taking off; rattling with turbulence: plane descending; plane landing; conveyor belt at luggage; passenger pick-up; and more
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