The Luminous Pearl by Alton ChungThe Apple Seed • Season 2013, Episode 745, Segment 1
May 24, 2018 • 15m
Twin brothers compete for the affection of a magical princess. Learn more about Alton Chung by visiting: www.altonchung.com

The Sing by Lyn FordMay 24, 201811mBr’er Rabbit and Br’er Bear are vying for the attention of the same lady and the deciding factor as to who will win her hand in marriage is whoever can sing the best. Learn more about Lyn Ford by visiting: www.storytellerlynford.com
Br’er Rabbit and Br’er Bear are vying for the attention of the same lady and the deciding factor as to who will win her hand in marriage is whoever can sing the best. Learn more about Lyn Ford by visiting: www.storytellerlynford.com
Madonna Francesca by Tim LowryMay 24, 20189mShe has two suitors that won’t leave her alone so she tricks them into digging up a dead body to throw them off her tail. Learn more about Tim Lowry by visiting: storytellertimlowry.com
She has two suitors that won’t leave her alone so she tricks them into digging up a dead body to throw them off her tail. Learn more about Tim Lowry by visiting: storytellertimlowry.com
The Lady Mole by Barbara G. SchutzgruberMay 24, 20189mA proud beautiful girlturns away suitors because she loves a knight but it turns out that the knight is pretty arrogant himself and doesn’t love her. Learn more about Barbara G. Schutzgruber by visiting: weavestory.com
A proud beautiful girlturns away suitors because she loves a knight but it turns out that the knight is pretty arrogant himself and doesn’t love her. Learn more about Barbara G. Schutzgruber by visiting: weavestory.com
The Mermoose of Muskadunk Lake by Willy ClaflinMay 24, 201812mMaynard Moose explains how in order to get a mate, boy moose recite poetry; Maynard then recites the “45” verses of an epic moose poem he created in hopes of finding a mate himself. Learn more about Willy Claflin by visiting: www.willyclaflin.com
Maynard Moose explains how in order to get a mate, boy moose recite poetry; Maynard then recites the “45” verses of an epic moose poem he created in hopes of finding a mate himself. Learn more about Willy Claflin by visiting: www.willyclaflin.com
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