Review
Each CD contains 4 separate storytellers telling a tale, presented in a fashion similar to the old TV show Reading Rainbow. Each chapter begins with the narrator setting up the situation aside a giant tree. Once the story begins, we are presented with sequential images in an almost slideshow like presentation that accompany the story. The video quality is a tad on the lower side, about a step above Sega CD video. This is understandable though, as each tale is quite lengthy.

• This volume is based on Korean / Philippines Tales. The included stories are:
  • The Blindman’s Daughter
  • Jose and the Crocodile
  • Ma Liang and the Magic Brush
  • The Tale of Urashima Taro
    
    
• The videos are pretty dated, from some of the clothing, seems like they were recorded in the late 70s.



• Released in what is considered the "Original" series of Lightspan releases. So far, all of these early adopters featured no manuals or teachers books; they were simply either spoken word collections are education material for faculty and parents.