Eps 5: No, David, read and sung by Victoria Kann
In a 10-minute podcast titled "No, David," Victoria Kann reads and sings the book "No, David!" The book, written and illustrated by David Shannon, explores the mischievous adventures of a young boy named David. The story is filled with simple yet expressive illustrations that capture the essence of a young child's misbehavior. David's antics, which include drawing on walls, eating with his hands, and jumping on the bed, serve as a relatable reminder of children's boundless energy and curiosity. As Victoria Kann reads the book, she also enlivens the story by singing parts of the text in a playful and engaging manner. Overall, this podcast provides a delightful and entertaining experience for both children and adults alike.
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Host
Ann Taylor
Podcast Content
[Opening Music]
Host: Welcome to another exciting episode of "Storytime with Victoria Kann." I'm your host, and today we have a special treat for all you little listeners out there. We have a delightful story called "No, David," written and beautifully illustrated by David Shannon, and it will be read and sung by Victoria Kann herself. So, sit back, relax, and let's embark on this adventure together.
[Soothing background music]
Victoria Kann: Hello, boys and girls! Are you ready for a fun-filled story today? I hope you are because "No, David" is a book bursting with excitement and mischief. Let's dive right in, shall we?
[Reading Voice]
David, David, no, no, no!
No, David, no!
David, no, no, no!
No, David, no!
Host: Oh, David! It seems you have a knack for getting into trouble. But don't worry, listeners, this is just the beginning of David's mischievous but lovable antics.
Victoria Kann: That's right! David is an energetic little boy who just can't resist exploring the world around him. Sometimes, his curiosity leads him down a path of no return. Let's turn the page and see where David's adventures take him next.
[Page flipping sound]
Host: It seems David has a hard time listening to his mother's instructions. And oh boy, does he make a mess!
Victoria Kann: David, don't play with your food!
No, David, no!
Host: Oh no, David! No playing with your food! That's not what it's for. Maybe David will learn his lesson as we continue our journey through his wild escapades.
Victoria Kann: Well, my little listeners, let's see what happens next. David is a little rascal who just can't seem to stay out of trouble. But that doesn't mean we can't love him for it. We all make mistakes sometimes, right?
[Background music transitions]
Host: Absolutely, Victoria! In fact, David's misadventures remind us that it's okay to make mistakes as long as we learn from them. So, let's see what other mischief David gets himself into.
Victoria Kann: David, don't jump on the bed!
No, David, no!
Host: Oh dear, David! You know what they say, no jumping on the bed. But we can't help but giggle at his enthusiasm. David's energy seems boundless, doesn't it?
Victoria Kann: You're absolutely right! David's spirit is contagious, and his mischievous nature makes him endearing to us all. But let's hope he learns from his actions soon.
[Page flipping sound]
Host: Victoria, it seems we're coming to the end of our delightful adventure with David. Can you tell us what happens in the end?
Victoria Kann: Of course! As the story progresses, David's mother continues to correct him with a loving but firm "No, David." And finally, David understands. He hugs his mother tightly, and she lovingly reciprocates. It's a heartwarming moment that reminds us all of the unconditional love between a parent and child.
Host: What a beautiful conclusion, Victoria! It's wonderful to see David embrace his mother's love and guidance. I'm sure our little listeners can relate to David, as we've all experienced moments of mischief and the embrace of a parent's love.
Victoria Kann: Absolutely! "No, David" teaches us about love, forgiveness, and growing up. It's a book that celebrates the fearless spirit of children and the unconditional love parents have for their little ones. David reminds us that even when we make mistakes, we are still cherished.
Host: Thank you so much, Victoria, for taking us on this whimsical journey through "No, David." It truly is a special story that captivates both children and adults alike.
Victoria Kann: It has been my pleasure, dear listeners. Remember, embrace your curiosity, learn from your missteps, and always remember that you are loved. Until next time, keep reading, keep exploring, and keep spreading joy through stories.
[Closing Music]