Wonder Women

According to dictionary.com the definition of “wonder” is: “a feeling of surprise mingled with admiration, caused by something beautiful, unexpected, unfamiliar, or inexplicable.” This episode features stories about women of wonder. Unanana and the Elephant by Tim Lowry (2:21) A story from African Folklore, about a woman who’s working to build her family a nice home on a road less traveled by humans. Learn more about Tim Lowry by visiting: storytellertimlowry.com Pandora and She Took the Box Out of the Closet by Barbara McBride-Smith (13:03) An adaptation of the Greek myth. Learn more about Barbara McBride-Smith by visiting: www.barbaramcbridesmith.com Yaru, Yaatu, Satura, Mun by Charlotte Blake Alston (26:31) A young girl wanders through an enchanted forest, handling the ghouls and odd creatures with unprecedented poise. Learn more about Charlotte Blake Alston by visiting: www.charlotteblakealston.com Kang Ding Love Story by Motoko (47:55) Young lovers run into some unexpected roadblocks so the girl finds an incredible solution to the situation. Learn more about Motoko by visiting: motoko.folktales.net