We encourage you to have musical fun with your children, which will not only introduce you to well-known and beloved fairy tales, but will also take you to the magical world of Aladdin, take a look at a cave full of treasures, and visit an oriental market.
Just slide the on/off switch on the back cover.
The attractive, modern format of Musical Fairy Tales encourages reading and makes books rival multimedia entertainment. The pages are dominated by amusing illustrations created by leading French illustrators. The texts have been reduced to a minimum and translated by renowned Polish children's authors. The rest of the content is complemented by sounds and melodies.
Research clearly indicates that children under seven years of age are more receptive to sound stimuli, respond vividly to music, and have an exceptional sense of rhythm. This is the result of the accelerated development of the right hemisphere of the brain, responsible for artistic abilities. It's best to begin developing a child's hearing as early as possible; music offers numerous benefits. It has a positive impact on brain development, stimulates hearing, supports motor development, provides an opportunity for self-expression, relaxes, shapes imagination, and develops sensitivity. Music is one of the best educational methods. Therefore, audio stories are an excellent supportive tool.
Children activate the musical inserts themselves , by pressing the speaker icons hidden in the illustration , while practicing observation and fine motor skills.
Audio stories engage different senses simultaneously: sight, touch, and hearing. They introduce children to various sounds and encourage them to imitate them. The books have a pleasant, compact format and, thanks to their soft pages, are lightweight.
"Aladdin: A Sound Fairy Tale" is beautifully illustrated and features 16 different musical modules that spark the imagination. Press the icons hidden in the illustrations and you can hear the bustle of the Arabian marketplace; the joy of Aladdin being freed from his lamp; the laughter of the wizard; and the screams of the parrot. "Aladdin: A Sound Fairy Tale," translated by Paweł Pawlak, is a unique combination of book and audio drama unlike anything seen before. The melodies and sounds were specially composed for this story and recorded with the help of actors, musicians, and real instruments. The sounds create a third dimension – enriching the story and helping develop the imagination. Thanks to the excellent arrangements, adults will also enjoy it.
The entire Harperkids Audio Fairy Tales series, which, in addition to "Aladdin," includes "Little Red Riding Hood," "Puss in Boots," "The Three Little Pigs" and "The Jungle Book," was created for children who quickly get bored with traditional books and have higher expectations of them.
The attractive, modern format of these books encourages reading and makes them a true competitor to television. The pages are dominated by playful illustrations created by leading French illustrators. The texts have been kept to a minimum and translated by renowned Polish children's authors. The rest of the content is complemented by sounds and melodies. Children activate them themselves by pressing the musical note icons hidden in the illustrations, simultaneously developing their observation skills and fine motor skills.
Sound stories engage different senses simultaneously: sight, touch, and hearing. They introduce children to various sounds and encourage them to imitate them, which in turn develops their speech apparatus, encourages speaking, and is a great speech therapy activity.
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We encourage you to have musical fun with your children, which will not only introduce you to well-known and beloved fairy tales, but will also take you to the magical world of Aladdin, take a look at a cave full of treasures, and visit an oriental market.
Just slide the on/off switch on the back cover.
The attractive, modern format of Musical Fairy Tales encourages reading and makes books rival multimedia entertainment. The pages are dominated by amusing illustrations created by leading French illustrators. The texts have been reduced to a minimum and translated by renowned Polish children's authors. The rest of the content is complemented by sounds and melodies.
Research clearly indicates that children under seven years of age are more receptive to sound stimuli, respond vividly to music, and have an exceptional sense of rhythm. This is the result of the accelerated development of the right hemisphere of the brain, responsible for artistic abilities. It's best to begin developing a child's hearing as early as possible; music offers numerous benefits. It has a positive impact on brain development, stimulates hearing, supports motor development, provides an opportunity for self-expression, relaxes, shapes imagination, and develops sensitivity. Music is one of the best educational methods. Therefore, audio stories are an excellent supportive tool.
Children activate the musical inserts themselves , by pressing the speaker icons hidden in the illustration , while practicing observation and fine motor skills.
Audio stories engage different senses simultaneously: sight, touch, and hearing. They introduce children to various sounds and encourage them to imitate them. The books have a pleasant, compact format and, thanks to their soft pages, are lightweight.
"Aladdin: A Sound Fairy Tale" is beautifully illustrated and features 16 different musical modules that spark the imagination. Press the icons hidden in the illustrations and you can hear the bustle of the Arabian marketplace; the joy of Aladdin being freed from his lamp; the laughter of the wizard; and the screams of the parrot. "Aladdin: A Sound Fairy Tale," translated by Paweł Pawlak, is a unique combination of book and audio drama unlike anything seen before. The melodies and sounds were specially composed for this story and recorded with the help of actors, musicians, and real instruments. The sounds create a third dimension – enriching the story and helping develop the imagination. Thanks to the excellent arrangements, adults will also enjoy it.
The entire Harperkids Audio Fairy Tales series, which, in addition to "Aladdin," includes "Little Red Riding Hood," "Puss in Boots," "The Three Little Pigs" and "The Jungle Book," was created for children who quickly get bored with traditional books and have higher expectations of them.
The attractive, modern format of these books encourages reading and makes them a true competitor to television. The pages are dominated by playful illustrations created by leading French illustrators. The texts have been kept to a minimum and translated by renowned Polish children's authors. The rest of the content is complemented by sounds and melodies. Children activate them themselves by pressing the musical note icons hidden in the illustrations, simultaneously developing their observation skills and fine motor skills.
Sound stories engage different senses simultaneously: sight, touch, and hearing. They introduce children to various sounds and encourage them to imitate them, which in turn develops their speech apparatus, encourages speaking, and is a great speech therapy activity.
Detailed information can be found on the following subpages:
Exchanges and returns
Payment and delivery