Varenummer: GIV-GT-93897-05The Emperor's New Clothes - a fairy tale narrated by Kurt Ravn via GivingTales.
Almost nothing beats a cosy moment with a child on your lap and a book in your hand. With GivingTales, you can now invite your child into Danish cultural heritage and a World of magic as you immerse yourselves in H.C. Andersen's fairy tales.
All fairy tales from GivingTales are H.C. Andersen favourites, adapted for children.
The books are designed with multifunctionality in mind. At the beginning of the book, there is a QR code that leads directly to a reading aloud of the fairy tale. A well-known actor will guide your child through the fairy tale at a calm pace and with a pleasant voice. Every time it is time to turn the page, your child will be met by a 'rrrrrts' sound. This way, the book can be listened to while language comprehension is encouraged, as your child can follow the text if they are old enough for more than just a good listening experience. Of course, the book can also simply be read aloud to your child, like any other book.
Enjoy your magical cosy moment.
Quick guide
1. Open the book
2. Scan the QR code
3. Listen and/or read.
Specifications and social responsibility
Hardback book incl. QR code.
Reading aloud by Kurt Ravn via QR code.
The fairy tales are released continuously, and for every fairy tale you choose to buy, GivingTales donates 30% of the profit to Unicef.
The fairy tales are released continuously and include the following:
The Princess and the Pea - narrated by Cecilie Stenspil
The Ugly Duckling - narrated by Alexandre Willaume
The Little Match Girl - narrated by Bubber
The Emperor's New Clothes - narrated by Kurt Ravn
The snow queen - narrated by Jens Jørn Spottag
Little Claus and Big Claus - narrated by Lars Mikkelsen
The Little Mermaid - narrated by Sofie Gråbøl
Thumbelina - narrated by Anne Marie Helger
The Steadfast Tin Soldier - narrated by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
The nightingale - narrated by Birgitte Hjort Sørensen
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