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Together with her daughter Emma Walton Hamilton who is a children's author, Julie Andrews announced that she is getting ready to launch a family-friendly storytime podcast that will debut later this spring.
On the podcast, Hamilton and Andrews will be reading some of their favorite and current children's books and more.
I'm finding myself rather excited about this as even though I don't have small children at home, the idea of having the voice of Mary Poppins reading on a podcast sounds very soothing right now. The pair has co-authored more than 30 books for children and young adults including Julie's Green Room.
The upcoming podcast is entitled Julie's Library and is being developed with American Public Media.
It is our hope that the stories and ideas we share on Julie’s Library will provide family listening pleasure, inspire meaningful conversations, and be a trusted resource for literary enjoyment and learning.
From our family to yours... we send our warmest wishes for your continued health and safety. We can’t wait to read with you!
Julie Andrews
In order to bring the podcast to audiences as soon as possible, they've bumped up the release date to as-soon-as-possible. If you're interested in signing up for the Julie's Library newsletter to stay informed on the release date and additional news pertaining to the podcast, visit julieslibrary.org.
"This is so much, to me, like WWII in a way...the sense of unity it provides."@JulieAndrews tells us her message for everyone during these difficult times and how she is bringing people comfort through things like new children's series #JuliesGreenRoom. pic.twitter.com/uKzNGTVDZc
— Good Morning America (@GMA) March 26, 2020
