Welcome to The Green Ember Family Audio Hour

We have an hour’s worth of The Green Ember audiobook to share with you today! So here’s what we suggest. Get the kids a cup of tea or hot chocolate and plenty of paper and crayons or colored pencils. Put this on and enjoy an hour of Joel Clarkson’s wonderful performance while the kids make incredible, fridge-worthy art.

Then, take a picture of your children’s art and post it to your Facebook page, Instagram, Twitter, the FBI website–whatever. Please tag Story Warren and use the hashtag #RabbitsWithSwords. Then, since you’ll be hooked, 🙂 go ahead and get the audiobook using the discount code KIDART at checkout, which will take another $2 off what is already a very affordable audiobook!

We’ll also pick our favorite “kid art” and send that cool kid a cool prize.

Cool.

Here’s the places you can tag us (any or all):

Facebook :: Twitter :: Instagram  :: FBI  #RabbitsWithSwords #TheGreenEmber

Okay, got that hot bevvie ready? Got that papuh? Got them “crowns” (as our 2 year old calls crayons)?

Enjoy!

(If you are an Audible subscriber, then look for The Green Ember to appear there very soon.)

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S. D. Smith

S. D. Smith is an author, a lover of chocolate chip cookies, and a founder of Story Warren. Sam was born and raised in West Virginia, lived in South Africa as a teenager, and returned to West Virginia for his (so-far) extensive adulthood. Sam and his beloved wife, Gina, have four children, two of whom have embarked on adulthood themselves. It was at their home in the Appalachian hills where he told his children many stories, including some featuring heroic rabbits with swords. These later became the Green Ember Series, a now-popular work of moral imagination that has delighted millions around the globe. Sam is a devoted Christian, a lifelong Mountaineer fan, and an enthusiast of sports, books, and humorous things.

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