#read aloud

The Very Clever Crocodile

By Jack Tickle

Its been a while since I’ve done one of these but one of my best friends ( @gl1tch-y ) inspired me to make some more!💗📖

The DMC novels will always be my absolute favorite part of the DMC franchise! I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve reread them! If we do not get DMC 6, I hope we get an animated film adaptation of the first novel with Kamiya and Itsuno as directors!

I was curious if there were any read aloud videos of the first novel on YouTube and luckily I found this guy’s channel!

He does an amazing job voicing Dante, Grue, Gilver, and even Nell! Please check out his channel! Especially those who haven’t read the first novel!!!

first storytime, narrated by Cici! cuddle up with your stuffies and get comfy, because today we’re reading…

Tell Me Something Happy Before I Go To Sleep,

by Joyce Dunbar and Debi Gliori.

I can’t believe I forgot this because when it happened today I had to take a moment and lower the book and say overly loudly to some poor fourth graders:

“WHAT DID PROFESSOR LUPIN JUST CALL SIRIUS BLACK?”

Because I had already pointed out to them from the moment he enters the Shack, Remus calls Sirius, Sirius. Not Black, not Sirius Black. Sirius.

Would you like to know when he calls him Padfoot???

Here:

“Forgive me, Remus,” said Black.

“Not at all, Padfoot, old friend,” said Lupin, who was now rolling up his sleeves. “And will you, in turn, forgive me for believing you were the spy?”

“Of course,” said Black, and the ghost of a grin flitted across his gaunt face.

i have said it on other platforms but i will say it here because buds are already asking:

YOU HAVE CHUCKS PERMISSION TO READ ANY TINGLERS YOU WANT ON WAY OF TWITCH OR OTHER LIVE STREAM PLATFORMS GO NUTS BUCKAROOS

Heya folks! I'm trying my hand at reading the Critical Recaps (Audiobook style) for Critical Role Campaign 4 but if there's something similar you'd enjoy hearing me read, let me know! (Constructive Criticism welcome)

... because many don't know how to or cannot read, and because a voice that understands what it reads gives the text an orientation, a tessitura, and nuances. It vivifies it.