Hello and welcome to super great kids stories.
Wise tales from storytellers around the world which will make you laugh and sometimes cry.
Recommended for ages 5 to 105. I'm Kim and I love stories.
This week's story is a trickster tale from Denmark, told by Paul Albra.
It's a funny version of the Emperor's New Clothes, which came from storyteller Hans Christian Andersen.
So how are you super great kids?
I hope you're having a happy June.
I wonder if you can think of three reasons to be cheerful.
Mine are that I got to meet some of you last weekend at a book festival in Surrey.
Thanks for coming along and helping to spread the word about our book.
And I've been looking after my granddaughter Dorothy, who's learned
how to blow raspberries and to dribble at the same time.
She's very pleased with herself.
I wonder if you have a baby brother or sister.
Just think how much you can do compared to them.
In their eyes, you must be super clever.
I imagine it's a bit boring being a baby, but it's certainly not boring looking after a baby.
Dorothy is very good at making a tremendous mess when she eats and I've noticed
that she does everything she can do at full volume whether it's crying or blowing raspberries
which is a little bit like the girl in our story today who likes to say everything