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Here's an incredible collection of traditional children's stories voiced by the wonderful Brenda and Robin Markwell. Relish in 13 brilliant retellings of tales that will captivate you from start to finish; from the delightful story of 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears', to the enchanting world of 'Aladdin and His Magic Lamp', and many more. This is a collection you don't want to miss.

Spinny the spider and her spider-family live in the bottom of a wardrobe in farmer Harry’s spare room. Follow Spinny on 16 fun-filled adventures, where she questions and learns about the world around her.

Peter and the Wolf is a special tale that tells of a fearless young boy. It has been described as a 'symphonic fairy tale for children'. In this version, the renown Tim V of Sham 69 narrates the story while the Koln Kindestrasse Orchestra accompanies it. Each character in the tale is represented by a different instrument of the orchestra: the bird is played by the flute, the duck by the oboe, the cat by a clarinet, the grandfather by the bassoon, the wolf by the French horns, the hunters by the kettle drums and timpani; and, finally, Peter is portrayed by the strings.

Waking up in their tent, Clive tells Zot about his dream of pirates. They dress up, Zot with an eye patch and Clive with a pirate hat and telescope, in their little boat on the pond. The duck thinks they are quackers and is nearly fooled by Fowly Fox. Shiver me timbers!

During a soccer game with himself, Zot bursts the ball while Clive is carefully making a campfire. They go looking for sticks and meet Madam Addy Snake, the adder, who eats most of their picnic and still wants more. Charming!

On a walk in the country, Zot and Clive make a den and meet a donkey called Neil, who is a little hoarse, but those scheming rats aren't far away. Drat!

When a bee lands on Clive's nose, he lets go of his kite string, and it lands in a bush next to the pond. When Zot finds it, he meets Mr and Mrs, Frog who are checking up on their hundreds of babies in the frogspawn. Zot accidentally swallows Mr Frog. Burp!

It is a wintry day, and Zot and Clive follow tracks in the snow. They meet a robin called Arthur and a horse called Winnie and find muddy footprints in the house. Who's been sleeping in my bed?

While swimming in the lake, Zot mistakes two snails on a log for a sea serpent and hurries back to try to tell Clive what he has seen, so they grab the camera to take a photo. Smile!

Using a torch and some sticks, Zot and Clive frighten those naughty rats in a dark cave pretending there is a skeleton's shadow on the cave wall. A rib tickler!

Clive, dressed as Sherlock Holmes in deerstalker and cape and holding a magnifying glass, together with his trusted friend Zotson discover a snoring sound from a pile of leaves which turns out to be a sleeping goose who lost his family. Honk honk!

It's nighttime. After looking through a telescope, Clive and Zot decide to go ghost hunting but end up getting spooked by every sound they hear. Ooo!

Master Rat and Macho Rat decide to take the old bicycle that Zot and Clive have found, but they get a taste of their own medicine when they get stuck in a hole. Wheelie good!

Going camping seemed like a good idea until Zot and Clive meet a grumpy bull and have to save Mrs Squirrel's little darling babies from Scratcher the cat. A nutty tale!

It's snowing! Zot and Clive can't wait to get outside so they dig out their mufflers and make a snowman, meet a family of squirrels, then go sledging. Whoosh!

On the way to the tip Zot and Clive meet Mr Mole and a bouncing woolly lamb. Zot gets his head stuck in a saucepan then catches Master Rat in it! A tail is told!

He's not Spot, he's Zot! Here you'll find all original episodes of the adventures of Zot the Dog and Clive, produced by Philip Lowrey. Directed by Emmy and Bafta Award winner Francis Vose and voiced by Phil Cool, this animated classic made in 1996 tells the adorable story of two friends sharing humorous and zany adventures together. Adapted from Ivan Jones' best-selling books and originally broadcast in 1998 as a 13-episode animated series for the UK's ITV.

An hour of our favourite animal stories, voiced by the wonderful Brenda and Robin Markwell. From classics like Black Beauty to The Tortoise and the Hare to lesser known gems like The Emu and the Kangaroo, the kids will love and hold dear these wonderful tales.

Enjoy a fantastic collection of our favourite farm animal songs and stories, beautifully voiced by Brenda and Robin Markwell.... This collection includes: Old Macdonald Had a Farm, The Three Little Pigs, Baa Baa Black Sheep, The Three Billy Goats Gruff, Ride a Cock Horse, The Little Red Hen, The Farmers in the Dell, Mother Rabbit's Moving Day, Higgledy Piggledy and The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse.

Here's a fantastic collection of stories for the pet lovers out there.... This collection includes: Bonzo and the Bone, Belling the Cat, The Greedy Dog, Puss in Boots and Pookie Doodle's Boating Lake Adventure.