Snakes

At long long last, welcome back to another episode of Storytime with J & J! The Song of the Forest is an event where every bird, whether big or small, can show their melodious abilities. There, Sequoia the sparrow was interested in participating in the event, and his deer friend, Fauna supported his decisions. However, when more flocks are partaking in this performance, including a nightingale most notorious for his stellar songs, the sparrow would have to one day face all his doubts, one note at a time. 

This Halloween, we present to you a collaborative writing by Jada, Jebat and Daddy, with a sprinkle of spooky elements! Listen if you dare... Oh, and throughout the story, you might hear this word: 'Bauk.' In case if any of you may not know, a Bauk is a mythical creature in Serbian mythologies. They are said to hide in the darkest of places, waiting for any unsuspecting victim to be taken and devoured. The only way to scare them are bright lights, and loud noises. 

Why hello everyone! Jada here, and today, I’ll be sharing you all a poem I completed called ‘Vila.’ So, for some of you who don’t know who there are, no they do not mean houses, they are basically fairies found in Slavic mythology, the only difference being that vilas are much larger than your typical, more common fairies. Without further ado, here is my short poem!

The story is about Amber trying to bring the warmth of her village they wanted for so long.

In todays episode Jebat is sharing a poem about the sun.

Hi welcome back to another episode of Storytime with J & J. In today's episode, Jebat is sharing a short story he wrote in school called the monster brother. Enjoy.

Today's episode is about two witches, Eris and Iris waiting for their friend Lumi to complete their potion. But then something happened.

We are starting off season 2 with a short poem called Snakes - written by Jada.

Hi. its the end of season 1 - so daddy, jada and jebat is having a chat on their favourite characters and stories. Have a listen! And see you guys in season 2.

It's a short poem about a bee and their everyday job of pollination.