A tangram is a set of seven paper or plastic shapes that the players uses to build shapes of all kinds. The object is clever construction. Our author has developed a technique of reader’s theatre where kids tell stories and illustrate those stories with a tangram as one would on a felt board. Dozens of simple stories are presented here with suggested tangram illustrations. It is a fun and clever technique to engage kids and teen tellers in another way to capture the attention of the listener but also develop the reading and storytelling of the participants. Teacher librarians could demonstrate this technique to a volunteer, a group of students, a paraprofessional and get the ball rolling in a class or across the school. It dawns on this that here should be a way to do this on a computer projected on a screen, and one might issue this as a challenge to kids who might actually create an app to do so. This idea is clever enough to demand its purchase and integration into the idea of reading, telling, and doing stories for fun. Highly recommended.