Follow Siddhartha on his spiritual journey through self-discovery, enlightenment, and inner peace. Hesse’s timeless novel explores philosophy, mindfulness, and the search for meaning, inspired by Eastern teachings and the life of the Buddha.💡 Tip: Turn on subtitles/closed captions to read along with the full text while you listen.📚 About this book:

• Author: Hermann Hesse
• First published: 1922
• Genre: Philosophy, Spirituality, Classic Literature
• Public Domain (in some regions)

Narrator: Adrian Praetzellis✨ Enjoying this audiobook? Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more timeless classics from the Classic Audiobooks Collection.

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Chapters:

00:00:00 Chapter 1: The Son Of The Brahman

00:20:41 Chapter 2: With The Samanas

00:47:15 Chapter 3: Gotama

01:10:37 Chapter 4: Awakening

01:22:30 Chapter 5: Kamala

01:58:27 Chapter 6: With The Childlike People

02:20:06 Chapter 7: Sansara

02:44:32 Chapter 8: By The River

03:14:49 Chapter 9: The Ferryman

03:49:21 Chapter 10: The Son

04:13:16 Chapter 11: Om

04:31:15 Chapter 12: Govinda

Set sail on an unforgettable adventure with young Jim Hawkins as he discovers a mysterious treasure map and joins a perilous voyage across the high seas. With pirates, mutiny, and buried gold, Treasure Island defined the modern adventure novel and introduced the legendary Long John Silver to the world.

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• Author: Robert Louis Stevenson
• First published: 1883
• Genre: Adventure, Pirate Tale, Classic Fiction
• Public Domain

Narrator: Mark F. Smith

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Chapters:

00:00:00 Dedication

00:01:13 Chapter 1 - At the "Admiral Benbow"

00:15:18 Chapter 2 - Black Dog Appears and Disappears

00:29:55 Chapter 3 - The Black Spot

00:43:47 Chapter 4 - The Sea Chest

00:57:09 Chapter 5 - The Last of the Blind Man

01:08:49 Chapter 6 - The Captain's Papers

01:22:01 Chapter 7 - I Go to Bristol

01:34:14 Chapter 8 - At the Sign of the "Spy-Glass"

01:45:53 Chapter 9 - Powder and Arms

01:58:12 Chapter 10 - The Voyage

02:10:38 Chapter 11 - What I Heard in the Apple Barrel

02:25:18 Chapter 12 - Council of War

02:37:48 Chapter 13 - How My Shore Adventure Began

02:49:09 Chapter 14 - The First Blow

03:01:18 Chapter 15 - The Man of the Island

03:16:06 Chapter 16 - How the Ship Was Abandoned

03:26:20 Chapter 17 - The Jolly-Boat's Last Trip

03:35:29 Chapter 18 - End of the First Day's Fighting

03:45:25 Chapter 19 - The Garrison in the Stockade

03:58:06 Chapter 20 - Silver's Embassy

04:10:31 Chapter 21 - The Attack

04:23:29 Chapter 22 - How My Sea Adventure Began

04:36:22 Chapter 23 - The Ebb Tide Runs

04:46:30 Chapter 24 - The Cruise of the Coracle

04:59:12 Chapter 25 - I Strike the Jolly Roger

05:10:22 Chapter 26 - Israel Hands

05:29:13 Chapter 27 - Pieces of Eight

05:42:24 Chapter 28 - In the Enemy's Camp

06:00:31 Chapter 29 - The Black Spot Again

06:15:02 Chapter 30 - On Parole

06:30:23 Chapter 31 - The Treasure Hunt - Flint's Pointer

06:44:55 Chapter 32 - The Voice Among the Trees

06:58:10 Chapter 33 - The Fall of a Chieftain

07:11:00 Chapter 34 - And Last

Enter the glittering, illusory world of 1920s America — a decade of jazz, ambition, and broken dreams. Through the eyes of Nick Carraway, witness the rise and fall of the mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby, whose pursuit of love and the American Dream ends in tragedy. Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby remains one of the greatest novels about wealth, desire, and illusion ever written.

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📚 About this book:

• Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald
• First published: 1925
• Genre: Classic Literature, Tragedy, American Novel
• Public Domain (in some regions)

Narrator: Graham Whitmore

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On a farm in England, animals overthrow their human masters, only to face corruption and tyranny among themselves. Orwell’s allegorical novella is a sharp critique of power, politics, and betrayal.

📚 About this book:

• Author: George Orwell
• First published: 1945
• Genre: Political Satire, Allegory, Dystopian Fiction
• Public Domain (in some regions)

Narrator: Graham Whitmore

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Chapters:

00:00:00 Chapter I

00:15:58 Chapter II

00:30:58 Chapter III

00:44:33 Chapter IV

00:55:01 Chapter V

01:13:59 Chapter VI

01:30:49 Chapter VII

01:52:57 Chapter VIII

02:17:48 Chapter IX

02:39:36 Chapter X

In a world of constant surveillance and thought control, Winston Smith dares to question the Party. Orwell’s chilling dystopian masterpiece warns of the dangers of totalitarianism and the manipulation of truth.

📚 About this book:

• ​Author: George Orwell
• ​First published: 1949
• ​Genre: Dystopian Fiction, Political Satire
• ​Public Domain (in some regions)

Narrator: Graham Whitmore

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Chapters:

00:00:00 PART 1. Chapter 1

00:38:09 Chapter 2

00:55:40 Chapter 3

01:13:16 Chapter 4

01:35:25 Chapter 5

02:07:11 Chapter 6

02:19:01 Chapter 7

02:44:32 Chapter 8

03:30:12 PART 2. Chapter 1

03:54:06 Chapter 2

04:13:44 Chapter 3

04:33:19 Chapter 4

04:54:19 Chapter 5

05:13:48 Chapter 6

05:19:41 Chapter 7

05:35:09 Chapter 8

05:58:31 Chapter 9

07:37:03 PART 3.Chapter 1

08:06:08 Chapter 2

08:49:41 Chapter 3

09:18:43 Chapter 4

09:35:50 Chapter 5

09:45:10 Chapter 6

Victor Frankenstein’s scientific ambition leads him to create life, but his “monster” becomes a tragic symbol of loneliness and rejection. Shelley’s Gothic masterpiece questions ambition, responsibility, and what it means to be human.

📚 About this book:

• Author: Mary Shelley
• First published: 1818
• Genre: Gothic Fiction, Horror, Early Science Fiction
• Public Domain

Narrator: John Van Stan

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Chapters:

00:00:00 Introduction and Preface

00:20:16 Letter 1

00:29:36 Letter 2

00:39:39 Letter 3

00:42:03 Letter 4

01:02:26 Chapter 1

01:14:58 Chapter 2

01:31:16 Chapter 3

01:50:42 Chapter 4

02:08:26 Chapter 5

02:25:30 Chapter 6

02:45:09 Chapter 7

03:13:35 Chapter 8

03:36:19 Chapter 9

03:52:08 Chapter 10

04:10:43 Chapter 11

04:33:10 Chapter 12

04:50:06 Chapter 13

05:06:49 Chapter 14

05:20:08 Chapter 15

05:46:12 Chapter 16

06:12:00 Chapter 17

06:27:18 Chapter 18

06:48:37 Chapter 19

07:06:22 Chapter 20

07:32:58 Chapter 21

07:58:53 Chapter 22

08:23:42 Chapter 23

08:44:21 Chapter 24: Part 1

09:08:10 Chapter 24: Part 2

The March sisters — Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy — grow up in New England during the Civil War, facing love, hardship, and the pursuit of dreams. A heartwarming story of family, resilience, and independence.

📚 About this book:

• Author: Louisa May Alcott
• First published: 1868
• Genre: Coming-of-Age, Family, Classic Literature
• Public Domain

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Chapters:

00:00:00 Chapter 24

00:24:56 Chapter 25

00:41:17 Chapter 26

01:07:11 Chapter 27

01:25:45 Chapter 28

01:56:18 Chapter 29

02:26:38 Chapter 30

02:55:40 Chapter 31

03:20:52 Chapter 32

03:43:19 Chapter 33

04:12:44 Chapter 34

04:51:18 Chapter 35

05:17:35 Chapter 36

05:30:47 Chapter 37

05:53:08 Chapter 38

06:24:44 Chapter 39

06:59:44 Chapter 40

07:13:56 Chapter 41

07:42:10 Chapter 42

08:01:59 Chapter 43

08:42:02 Chapter 44

08:52:38 Chapter 45

09:08:13 Chapter 46

09:41:37 Chapter 47

The March sisters — Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy — grow up in New England during the Civil War, facing love, hardship, and the pursuit of dreams. A heartwarming story of family, resilience, and independence.

📚 About this book:

• Author: Louisa May Alcott
• First published: 1868
• Genre: Coming-of-Age, Family, Classic Literature
• Public Domain

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Chapters:

00:00:00 Chapter 1

00:23:22 Chapter 2

00:48:19 Chapter 3

01:11:50 Chapter 4

01:39:16 Chapter 5

02:04:20 Chapter 6

02:19:43 Chapter 7

02:35:55 Chapter 8

02:56:44 Chapter 9

03:27:49 Chapter 10

03:51:29 Chapter 11

04:14:20 Chapter 12

04:55:41 Chapter 13

05:13:48 Chapter 14

05:32:42 Chapter 15

05:52:18 Chapter 16

06:12:07 Chapter 17

06:29:39 Chapter 18

06:49:14 Chapter 19

07:08:35 Chapter 20

07:23:17 Chapter 21

07:46:41 Chapter 22

08:03:50 Chapter 23