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A collection of classic, exciting short stories and poems, narrated by Adam Lubitz. There are nine tracks total and over two hours of content.

October - the tenth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar, and the land prepares to give up more it its colourful coverings. On this and other themes, our poets, including Wordsworth, Rossetti, Arnold, Bryant, and Alford, have much to say.

This story, based on an Aboriginal folktale, tells of the conflict in Dreamtime between the Injim Quinkins and the Timara Quinkins. The bad Injims steal children and take them to their caves but the Timaras save the children in the end.

Based on a prize-winning picture book of an Aboriginal folktale, this audiobook tells of the conflict in Dreamtime between the Injim Quinkins and the Timara Quinkins. The bad Injims steal children and take them to their caves but the Timaras save the children in the end.

Though Germany was technically Russia’s ally, Soviet leader Joseph Stalin had no delusions that they were friends. Instead, he used this time to build up his forces for what he saw as an inevitable invasion.

Americans have long drawn inspiration from figures such as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and many others; one figure has stood out from the rest. Many of the Founding Fathers were either born into wealth or became independently wealthy, but one poor farmer's son used his wits and determination to become arguably the greatest president in American history. Abraham Lincoln's life story has become an inspiration to many. History in 30: The Life of Abraham Lincoln provides a quick but comprehensive look at the life of the 16th president.

Dive into The Plastic Age, a captivating novel by Percy Marks published in 1924, that explores the vibrant lives of co-eds at the fictional Sanford College. With themes of hazing, wild parties, and youthful romance, the book quickly became a sensation, ranking as the second best-selling novel of its year. Its popularity led to a film adaptation in 1925, featuring the iconic Clara Bow. (Introduction from Wikipedia)

Journey through six heartfelt short stories that capture the essence of life as a transport rider in the Transvaal veld during the gold rush era of late 19th century South Africa. Fitzpatricks belief in savoring life, coupled with his genuine and often touching writing style, ensures that readers come away feeling enriched and inspired. (Summary by SallyMc)

A literary fiction book set in New York and the South Seas during the early 1900s. The story unravels the inner world of Bellair, a man disillusioned by his mundane life, who discovers a transformative experience that alters his destiny. Bellair starts his novel journey in an old boarding house on a drowsy Sunday in New York. Entangled in his disenchanted reality, he wanders east to Brooklyn's waterfront, where he stumbles upon the ship "Jade of Adelaide." Captivated by the ship’s beauty and the promise of adventure it symbolizes, Bellair feels a surge of emotions—a longing for escape ...

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Anthony Van Dyck with this engaging biography and critique from The Masterpieces in Colour series. Delve into vivid descriptions of his breathtaking paintings, trace the artistic phases that marked his illustrious career, and uncover his pivotal contributions to the realm of art history. Join Susan Morin as she expertly unravels the legacy of this master artist and highlights the enduring influence he continues to wield over the art world today.

Written in 1819 but not staged until more than a century later due to its provocative themes of incest and parricide, this tragic tale was long deemed unfit for the stage. Set in Rome in 1599, it revolves around the harrowing true story of Count Francesco Cencis murder at the hands of his tormented daughter, Beatrice. Join us as we delve into this gripping narrative of betrayal, vengeance, and the dark complexities of familial bonds. - Summary by Jake Malizia

In the aftermath of a devastating war against the Virelians, who genetically manipulated Earth's inhabitants, a fragile alliance of humans and mythical creatures faces the daunting task of rebuilding their world.

"Después de leer este libro, estoy listo para superar la fibrilación auricular." ♥ Este es el tipo de libro que los pacientes deben recibir cuando se les diagnostica fibrilación auricular. ♥ Este es el plan para superar la fibrilación auricular en un libro conciso. Ya no es necesario reconstruir piezas de información sobre la fibrilación auricular. Esta guía completa sobre fibrilación auricular analiza un problema complejo y aparentemente irresoluble: cómo curar la fibrilación auricular. ¿Es curable? A menudo nos han dicho que no lo es; es algo con lo que vives y empeorará ...

Join LibriVox volunteers as they present 15 captivating recordings of The Indian Serenade, a beautiful poem by Percy Bysshe Shelley. This collection was part of the Fortnightly Poetry project on September 8, 2019. Percy Bysshe Shelley, who lived a brief yet impactful life from August 1792 to July 8, 1822, is celebrated as one of the foremost figures of English Romantic poetry. His lyrical and philosophical works continue to resonate, making him one of the most influential poets in the English language. - Summary by Wikipedia and Michele Fry

Dennis Percy has come up with an insightful book into the phobia we know as fear of Clowns. He suffered as a child and young adult with this phobia and decided to do some research into it. After getting therapy and writing this small book he says he now enjoys seeing the circus come to town - because of the clowns.

In a captivating tale that intertwines magic and enlightenment, Caliban—the wild son of the witch Sycorax and the malevolent frog-tiger god Setebos—embarks on a quest for knowledge and civility under the guidance of the enigmatic magician Prospero and his gentle daughter, Miranda. As he navigates a world filled with extraordinary visions (including scenes from Shakespeares own plays), poetry, music, and dance, Calibans journey unfolds into a profound exploration of enlightenment amidst the seductive pull of temptation. Serving as both a thematic companion and a potential spiritual prequel ...

Zwei Typen, ein Gedanke und sehr viel Halbwissen. In diesem Podcast reden wir über alles, was uns im Kopf rumschwirrt – von Dingen, die wir nicht verstehen, über komplett sinnlose Alltagsfragen bis hin zu alten Schulstorys und wilden Erinnerungen. Chaotisch, ehrlich und ohne roten Faden. Mal laut, mal dumm, meistens beides. Perfekt für alle, die abschalten wollen, nichts lernen müssen und ein absoluten Fiebertraum erleben möchten.

Going to school looks a lot different now than it did in the past. Listeners learn what being a student used to look like, and the engaging text helps them compare it to today.

Two friends embark on a walking tour of northern France, but they encounter a strange fellow traveller who they struggle to shake off on their journey.

Walking to the subway station after the cremation of his long-time colleague Sonia Clements, James de Witt, a partner in London's esteemed Peverell Press in P. D. James' 1994 murder mystery "Original Sin", ruminates on the unsatisfying funeral he has just witnessed. "There should, he thought, be a service designed for those without a religion . . . It might be an interesting . . . publishing venture, a book of alternative funeral rites for humanists, atheists, and agnostics, a formal ceremony of remembrance, a celebration of the human spirit with no reference to its possible continuing ...