Family Storytelling with Allison Galbraith
Join us at the National Library of Scotland for a fun-filled hour of traditional Scottish stories for children aged 6+ and their families on 5th April.
About Family Storytelling with Allison Galbraith
Join us for an interactive storytelling show filled with gentle humour (and a singing frog!).
Escape with a gang of farm animals as they set out to live the dream. Meet a fox with a flea problem. And help solve the age-old riddle: where exactly is the well at the World's End, and how do you get there?
Allison Galbraith is a narrator, storyteller and writer. The author of several books, her most recent publication 'Funny Folk Tales for Children' brings folk tales from around the world to young people.
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