Stories for My Children
Stories for My Children
Owen Muir
Stories for my children is a podcast to read stories by Owen Muir specifically for an audience of two, my 4 1/2-year-old twins Trent and Quinn. Other people might want to listen along, but my children think it’s cool if I’m on the Internet. I’m going to read some classic books For them to sleep to. Maybe your kids will fall asleep to them also.
Frankenstein, or the modern Prometheus, chapter 3
In this chapter, we learn of victors early college days, and his falling in love with the science of chemistry. This is part of a reading done for an audience of two, Trent and Quinn, my twin children. I hope others will enjoy it, and maybe even fall asleep a little bit more quietly than without. Read by Owen Muir
Jan 10, 2021
15 min
Frankenstein, or at the modern Prometheus, chapter 2
In this second chapter of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Victor introduces us to Elizabeth, his sister, and the rest of his family. He gives us an overview of how he got so interested in the kind of science he is interested in, and there is a foreshadowing of worse things to come. This was read by Owen Muir for the benefit of his twin children, Trent and Quinn. If anyone else enjoys it, so be it
Jan 10, 2021
12 min
Frankenstein, or the modern Prometheus, chapter 1
This is the first chapter of the book after the introductory letters, by Mary Shelley. It is read by Owen Muir, for the benefit of an audience of two adorable children who are too young to appreciate it as of yet, Trent and Quinn
Jan 10, 2021
9 min
Frankenstein, or the modern Prometheus, letter 2
This is the second episode of my reading of Mary Shelley is classic Frankenstein, the first science-fiction novel, with an intended audience of two adorable children. May her children find it fun also
Jan 9, 2021
8 min
Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus, letter 1
I discovered my children consider me relevant if they can find me on the Internet. As such, I decided to embark on a journey of reading classic books for them to listen to. You can listen along also. This is the first letter in Mary Shelley‘s Frankenstein, the very first science-fiction novel.
Jan 9, 2021
8 min