Little 3-Year-Old Girl Tells A Gripping Story That Has The Everyone On The Edge Of Their Seats

Dec 05, 2018 by apost team

Storytelling is often described as a lost art. Stories have the power to shape us and to provide an incredible narrative fabric that can span for generations. While today’s content focuses around video, stories hold something incredibly powerful that often simply can’t be captured by a mere video.

We grew up to the stories that were told to us by grandparents and other family elders as we sat on the floor, listening with bated breath. These stories will live with us forever.

Many young children focus on stories that tell the tales of princesses and evil stepmoms, princesses captured by a scary beast, and pirates who challenge young groups of boys and their fairy protectors. However, one young girl has left the world of Cinderella and Tinkerbell in her rear view as she chooses to create her own tales.

While her adorable story strayed from the traditional tales that girls her age tend to love, she didn’t forget to start the story with the traditional ‘Once Upon a Time.’ Claire is a 3-year-old who has a natural gift for story-telling.

As she weaves her yarn, she doesn’t come off as a girl of her age.

Her speech is eloquent and she makes few pauses between the narratives that she chooses to tell. You can tell she is highly focused and wants to make sure that her story is packed with information and appeals to her chosen audience.

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Claire doesn’t want to bore her audience with traditional childhood fables. Hers are creative and incredibly imaginative. Her first story tells the tale of a walk she took in a jungle. Her walk starts out lovely until she finds herself surrounded by coyotes and bears (oh my!).

She says she was grabbed by one of the biggest, scariest coyotes. She didn’t let that scare her. Instead, she gave the coyote a big poke and then ran and ran until she reached her truck and simply drove herself home. Claire pulled her truck up to her house and ran to her mommy and daddy.

She then assures her audience that she was safe and the big, bad coyote and his bear companions never were able to find her again. Thank goodness!

Claire has an expressive face that is perfect for telling a great tale. What do you think of this adorable story? Do you think it'll turn into the next big blockbuster? Let us know in the comments and pass this video along to your friends and family - it's sure to bring a smile to their faces!