Yeti Tales
2016 · 8m · Kids
Welcome to the neighborhood book store, where mascot Yetili comes to life for adventures during storytime with Nina and Leon.
Episodes
1. Episode 18m · 
2. Episode 28m · 
3. Episode 38m · 
4. Me First8m · What will Yetili read us today? How about a story he hasn't heard yet, with a hero that is little like him as well?
5. I'm the Strongest8m · Our three heroes ask: "Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the handsomest of all?" The mirror can't decide!
6. Dino Hide and Seek8m · Nina and Leon are playing with their dinosaur figurines. Which one is the tallest? Strongest? Leon thinks it's a draw...and Yetili reads.
7. Episode 78m · 
8. Poka & Mia8m · Nina and Leon want Yetili to read them one of the Poka & Mia books...but they can't agree on which one. Yetili suggests they draw straws!
9. Princess Flora and Her Pony Buttercup8m · Leon pretends he's a knight in shining armor and wants Nina to play the princess in her castle. But she wants to play a knight, too!
10. The Speedy Knight8m · The mice are impatient to hear their story. Oh no, let's take our time and settle down before we read about Sir Full-throttle, the valiant knight.
11. Beddy Bye8m · The mice come along singing a children's song. Yetili joins in, but he sings off key. He decides to read a story, because that's what he does best.
12. The Three Billy Goats8m · Nina and Leon come into the bookstore when Yetili is napping. They decide to pick a book all by themselves, one at the very top of a shelf!
13. Ernest & Celestine's Christmas Stories8m · Nina and Leon come into the bookstore with great enthusiasm for the Christmas season. Yetili will read them The Christmas Tree.
14. Pomelo8m · When comparing height, Nina is still the tallest - much to Leon's annoyance! Yetili tells them a story about an elephant who is growing too: Pomelo.
15. Episode 158m · 
16. Episode 168m · 
17. Episode 178m · 
18. The Storm8m · Yetili can't find the book he wants to read and makes a big mess. This makes Nina and Leon laugh. They eventually confess they hid the book from him.
19. Episode 198m · 
20. Lian8m · Nina and Leon are talking in an imaginary language, then Yetili joins in with his own imaginary language! This inspires reading a story from far away.
21. The Monster In The Cupboard Exists, And I Can Prove It8m · When Nina and Leon show up at the bookstore, they find an incredible mess. Yetili denies any involvement. The Monster in the closet has been at it again!
22. Episode 228m · 
23. Episode 238m · 
24. Roll Along, Pancake...8m · Nina and Leon are having a tea party on the mezzanine. Yetili comes along and has a cup of tea before reading their story.
25. The Little Giant Girl8m · Yetili teases Leon and Nina: "There you go little mice. I've finished my story." But he hasn't even started! Don't worry…he was only joking. Phew!
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