Grimm Tales Made Gay
Guy Wetmore Carryl
Read by LibriVox Volunteers
Grimm Tales Made Gay offers a whimsical twist on the classic fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm, reimagined through the lens of humor and verse. In this collection, each beloved story is infused with clever puns and lighthearted commentary, making for a delightful listening experience that both entertains and enlightens.
Set against the backdrop of familiar tales, Carryl's playful adaptations invite listeners to explore the morals hidden within these narratives. With each tale concluding in a humorous fashion, the collection not only preserves the essence of the originals but also adds a fresh, comedic perspective that sets it apart from traditional retellings.
Perfect for those who appreciate a blend of classic storytelling and witty humor, Grimm Tales Made Gay is a unique exploration of fairy tales that encourages laughter while reflecting on timeless lessons. Join the LibriVox Volunteers as they bring these enchanting verses to life, making the tales accessible and enjoyable for a new generation.
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Reviews
Not my type of hype
mikezane
If you like poetry and prose, you might like this. I found it impossible to follow the story due to all the rhyming. I just didn't get it. I might try again at a later date when I am walking or something, but listening to this while at work was definitely a no-go. The reader was excellent, I just didn't care for the story style.
Good idea, poor reading
Jps84
the idea was great, however, the reading wasn't great and could've been much better. Reader could have spoken clearer, slower, and paid more attention to volume arrangements. Also, the word eaten should be pronounced just as it is spelled. The reader pronounced is as, "ee - in".