American storytelling Volume 5

"Jon Spelman and Chuck Larkin present two tall tales. In the "Grass Cape" the youngest daughter loves her father "like meat loves salt." "Mr. Bass" is the ultimate fish story about a six-foot bass who learns to live on land and becomes part of a family."@en
"The series presents 21 colorful, compelling stories told by some of America's finest storytellers, gifted performers who make their tales come alive in the telling. Myths and legends, folk tales and fairy tales, literary classics and personal reminiscences, these stories from around the world will entertain and enrich audiences of all ages. Each volume in the Series is introduced by popular storyteller David Holt."@en
"Presents 3 short stories Arachne told by Heather Forest; Baked potatoes told by Lynn Rubright; and The Woodcutter told by Laura Simms."@en
"Three master storytellers show us how to present stories in an interesting manner."@en
"Presents 21 short stories told by some of America's finest storytellers."@en
"Presents 2 short stories : The crack of dawn, told by Donald Davis. -- The twelve huntsmen, told by Marcia Lane."@en
"Presents 3 short stories : Hansel and Gretel, told by Ed Stivender. -- Miss Wunderlich, told by Brother Blue. -- Frogs, Dodge City, told by Jay O'Callahan."@en
"Barney McCabe / told by David Holt. - No News / told by Barbara Freeman and Connie Regan-Blake. - Cindy Ellie / told by Mary Carter Smith."@en