by S+Co. Productions
📚✨ Auntie Jo Jo’s Library is a magical place where stories come to life! 🎙️📖 Join Jo Saraceni as she reads enchanting children's stories perfect for kids aged 2-11—and fun for the whole family! Plus, don’t miss History-Sodes, where we make history easy to learn and exciting to hear. Whether you're tucking in for bedtime or just need a little adventure, Auntie Jo Jo’s Library is here to entertain, educate, and spark imagination. 🎧 New episodes every Tuesday! 📜 History-Sodes every Thursday!
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July 7, 2026
<p>In this original story from Auntie Jo Jo's Library, meet ten-year-old Thomas, a curious boy growing up in London whose world begins to change as news arrives from Britain's American colonies. Through letters from his cousin in Boston, Thomas discovers that history isn't just about kings, governments, and battles, it's also about families, friendships, and the ordinary children living through extraordinary times.</p>
July 2, 2026
<p>What did the Fourth of July look like outside of Philadelphia?</p><p><br></p><p>In this History-Sode, we're crossing the Atlantic to explore the American Revolution from Britain's perspective. Together, we'll discover why King George III believed he was protecting the British Empire, how Parliament viewed the growing conflict in the American Colonies, and why many ordinary British families didn't see independence the same way. </p>
July 1, 2026
<p>Welcome to July at the Library! In this special update episode, I'm sharing some honest reflections on June, including audio challenges, changes coming to the podcast, and why I'm choosing to focus on what matters most: magical stories and History Sodes.</p><p><br></p><p>I also want to get to know you better. Who's listening? What stories do you love? What history from your culture or country would you like to hear? Throughout July, each episode will include a Spotify poll, and I'd love for you to help shape the future of this little library.</p><p><br></p><p>Thank you for being part of this community and for helping this podcast grow from a project for my nieces and nephews into a storytelling home for more than 400 listeners around the world.</p>
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📚✨ Auntie Jo Jo’s Library is a magical place where stories come to life! 🎙️📖
Join Jo Saraceni as she reads enchanting children's stories perfect for kids aged 2-11—and fun for the whole family! Plus, don’t miss History-Sodes, where we make history easy to learn and exciting to hear. Whether you're tucking in for bedtime or just need a little adventure, Auntie Jo Jo’s Library is here to entertain, educate, and spark imagination.
🎧 New episodes every Tuesday!
📜 History-Sodes every Thursday!
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