Adventures of Brian, Bobby, and Bell - 2 Fun Stories in 1

Including Educational Reading Comprehension for Children

By: Arnold Lewis, Brian Carroll

Narrated by: Christopher C. Odom

Brian is a boy living with his mom. He has a magical teddy bear, Bobby, and a tiny, tiny ant, Bell, as best friends. Together, they make a special and unique group of friends. They always get themselves into exciting adventures, filled with action, laughter, and magic.

This audiobook contains two fun and educational children's stories. The stories are great for listening in the car, before bedtime, or at any other time. Each story comes with a set of listening-comprehension questions, asking what the story is about, who was involved, and many other details to make sure your kid gets the best learning experience while hearing a fun story at the same time.

©2018 Hansa George (P)2018 Hansa George

An Exciting

I had the privilege of reading this book literally chapter by chapter as it was written. This story is extremely fast paced and full of time travel twists that will catch even an experienced reader of the genre off guard. "The Warp Clock" is a worthy addition to this series and I can't wait to see what comes next!

love the story

over all I loved it. I did feel the narrator could have been a little bit more emotional and slowed down just a bit. I do however have the story

Wonderful History!

The book is even better than I hoped. A lot if history including immigrants from Scotland and the American revolution in addition to the wonderful coverage of trading with the Native tribes including the fur trade.

One of the best

I found this book to be great as all the other Brian books. I would enjoy more Brian books in the future but not sure where else it could go all in all great book

Very thought provoking book!!!!

One of the best books I have read in a long time. Like all good books, I did not want it to end. Brilliant. Its not for everyone, but those that like this genre of literature would love this book. My advice for someone not that familiar with the "Characters" in this book would be to read his "Norse Gods" before this.