Step into Beatrix Potter’s timeless world as we bring to life the classic adventure of Peter Rabbit—the curious, determined little bunny who just can’t resist a forbidden garden.

In this episode, listeners follow Peter as he slips under Mr. McGregor’s gate, feasts on vegetables he shouldn’t touch, and narrowly escapes danger at every turn. From losing his shoes among the cabbages to hiding in a water‑filled can in the tool shed, Peter’s journey is filled with suspense, charm, and gentle lessons about courage, consequences, and coming home.

Perfect for children, families, and anyone who loves classic storytelling, this episode offers a warm, engaging retelling of one of the most beloved tales in children’s literature. Read by Myron Hieronymous Thomas.

Some stories stay with us not because we read them as children, but because they continue to speak to us as adults. Margery Williams’s The Velveteen Rabbit is one of those rare works that bridges generations with grace. For our bedtime‑style adaptation on The Radio Reading Room, we leaned into the story’s quiet warmth. It’s a gentle reminder—for children and adults alike—that becoming Real is less about how we look and more about how we love. Read by Myron Hieronymous Thomas.

In this episode we share the heartwarming story from A Valentine for Oliver, where Mrs. Willow’s second grade class learns the true meaning of Valentine’s Day. When Oliver is left without a single card, the class comes together to make sure everyone feels included and loved. Their act of kindness transforms the day, reminding us all: Everyone deserves a Valentine. This tale is a beautiful reminder to look out for those who might feel left out—not just on Valentine’s Day, but every day. Send a card, share a smile, and make someone’s day brighter. 💖 Created by AI from an idea by Myron Hieronymous Thomas and read by Myron Hieronymous Thomas.