Rapunzel Read Aloud Novels & Stories

She says, looking at the sprites as her eyes go wide. “Very warm.” They agree. “Why not until morning?” I ask. “Well, it’s only a couple hours until the sun comes up and it’s easier to pass the bridge when the trolls are asleep.” The leprechaun replies. “I’m in a bit of a hurry. Do you think you all can keep up with Hera?” “Who’s Hera?” A fairy asks. “Oh, I bet that’s her wolf.” A sprite answers and I nod. “Yes, Hera is my wolf.”

Hoping she would respond. “Freya, my name is Freya.” “Well Freya, do you like to read?” She holds up her book and nods frantically. “But there are a few words I can’t pronounce, but no one will help me. They are all too busy.” “Come on, show me.” I was expecting her to go to the words she was struggling with. But no, she reads the entire book for me. The book is hilarious and she didn’t struggle with any of the words. “You tricked me. You didn’t struggle with any of that.”

She shook her head violently and was stunned to see a folded white paper stuck under the plate. She laughed softly when she saw that it was a letter from Zeus to her and that the pen he used was a colored pencil and it was written on Rapunzel paper. She really couldn't stop laughing. But while she was reading his letter, she felt like there was a butterfly in her stomach because of the words written on the letter. Hey, Amore