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Enjoy this collection of funny animal stories. In "Small Mouse, Big Trouble", a trickster mouse causes trouble for a young girl. Can she outsmart the mouse, or will he have her room all to himself? When it seems like the mouse might just get his way, the clever girl uses a game that her father taught her to outwit the mouse. You’ll also find four other stories featuring some entertaining animals: "The Conduit Mouse", "Eudora Entwhistle and the Geese of Macadoodle-by-the-Sea", "The Pirates and the Peacock", and "Dragon Treat".

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These short, vivid biographies offer quick insights, big ideas, and timeless inspiration. Who built the modern world? Discover the entrepreneurs, inventors, and trailblazers behind global brands and bold ideas – in quick, inspiring audio portraits. Cornelius Vanderbilt, John P. Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, Henry Heinz, Col. Harland Sanders, Ray Kroc or Steve Jobs: 10 smart, engaging, and easy to follow biographies – history has never sounded this good.

Dive into the incisive mind of George Orwell through his most powerful novels, ground-breaking reportage, and unforgettable essays. This collection brings together Orwell’s sharp political insight, moral clarity, and unmatched storytelling, offering listeners a panoramic view of a writer whose work continues to resonate across generations.

During Covid, host Meike Kopp purchased a lone house on a hill, filled with the contents of another person’s life. The house was overflowing with a thousand books, photos, old love letters, oracle decks, and all the artifacts of a life lived from the now deceased owner, the mysterious George. Intent on discovering who George was, and why, as she peels back layer upon layer of his life, from books on ritualistic magic to the occult, suddenly strange occurrences and phenomena begin to happen. How did George make the journey from God to UFO's? Did he lead her here?

Dive into the thrilling world of George Zarr’s "Shadow of the Shapeshifters," a gripping sci-fi-thriller audio drama. It follows the lives of several shapeshifters as they navigate a world of sinister plots and ominous enemies, where shapeshifting itself can mean life or death. Follow the journey of Rhianna Garcia (Noelle Dupuis), a street-smart bartender with a mysterious past, and Saxon Giller (Brian Plocharczyk), a well-to-do young businessman. Their seemingly ordinary lives, where their shapeshifting abilities are of little significance, are disrupted when they become pawns in a ...

Along for the Ride, the podcast and YouTube channel where self-discovery meets the open road. Hosted by Molly—and her trusty pickup truck Daisy—we explore the twists, turns, and detours of personal growth, self-understanding, and creating a life you truly love.

Winston Smith lebt im totalitären Staat Ozeanien, wo das allmächtige Regime jede Handlung, jedes Wort und jeden Gedanken kontrolliert. Als er beginnt, an der offiziellen Wahrheit zu zweifeln – und sich verliebt –, wird sein Leben zu einem Kampf gegen ein System, das keine Freiheit duldet. Ein zeitloses Werk über Überwachung, Manipulation und den Verlust der Individualität.

Are you ready to escape the 9-to-5 grind and build a profitable side hustle using the most powerful tool of our time—Artificial Intelligence? This step-by-step guide reveals exactly how to generate consistent $5K monthly cash flow by leveraging AI tools, automation, and smart digital strategies.

And Then You Win is the untold insider account of Bitcoin’s wildest decade: how a fringe idea battled ridicule, resistance, and regulatory heat to become a global financial movement. From early-stage boardrooms and late-night strategy calls to global stage battles, George Kikvadze brings you to the front lines of the revolution with stories no one else can tell.

Dive into a delightful collection of Norse folktales curated especially for young listeners. This enchanting assortment features a variety of stories, from charming short tales like How One Went Out to Woo to captivating longer narratives such as The Blue Belt and Shortshanks. Youll also find beloved favorites like The Three Billy-Goats Gruff and The Lad Who Went to the North Wind, making this a perfect introduction to the magic of Norse mythology for children. - Summary by Larry Wilson

A year has gone by since Curdies thrilling escapades with the spirited Princess Irene and the treacherous goblins lurking in the depths of the mountain. As Curdie matures, his belief in the mysterious royal Great-Great-Grandmother begins to wane. However, an impulsive decision sends him back into her enigmatic realm. What awaits him there? And what has become of the benevolent king and his beloved daughter in the meantime? - Summary by HannahMary

Dive into the enchanting world of Popular Tales from the Norse, where timeless stories intertwine with the familiar nursery tales of our childhood. This collection revives the age-old fables that have been overshadowed by modernity, inviting you to rediscover the magic of storytelling from a time when tales were woven into the fabric of everyday life. (Excerpt from Popular Tales from the Norse.)

This memoir describes George Burton's upbringing in Dundee, Scotland in the 50s and 60s, detailing how life was so simple and innocent in comparison to today. George and his brother Joe go from adventure to adventure both in the slums of the city center and then in the brand-new suburbs on the western edge of Dundee. This is no misery memoir but a celebration of traditional family life and the enormous fun they all had.

In this enchanting tale, a young man named Anodos embarks on dreamlike adventures in Fairy Land, encountering ethereal tree-spirits, grappling with the haunting presence of an overwhelming shadow, and journeying to the opulent palace of the fairy queen. As he searches for the spirit of the earth, the story weaves a tapestry of profound sadness and a poignant longing for the mysteries of death.

This delightful sequel to The Constant Couple, or A Trip to the Jubilee graced the stage at Drury Lane in 1701, captivating audiences much like its predecessor. With its sharp dialogue, clever commentary on contemporary fashion, and a lively narrative, the play showcases the vice and flippancy of its central character, resonating deeply with the theatergoers of the time. Sir Harry Wildair enjoyed a successful run, delighting audiences night after night.

Dive into the world of George W. Peck, a multifaceted writer, newspaper publisher, and politician whose Sunbeam essays provide a delightful blend of humor and sharp social critique. Originally published in Pecks own paper, The Sun, these essays reflect the cultural and political landscape of early 1900s small-town America. With a wit reminiscent of Twain, Peck tackles subjects ranging from the recent Spanish-American War to the conflicts faced by the British Empire with the Boers. Readers will encounter colorful characters and intriguing references, such as Admiral Dewey and Captain Charles ...

Take It From Dad is a heartfelt collection of letters penned by a father to his son, Ted, who is experiencing the world of boarding school for the very first time. Each letter offers insightful commentary on various aspects of Teds journey, touching on his experiences, attitudes, and behaviors. With engaging anecdotes that illuminate the complexities of human nature, Dad imparts timeless lessons that resonate with readers of all ages, making it a perfect read for anyone navigating the challenges of growing up. --Lee Smalley

In a daring wager to pen 10,000 words within a mere 24 hours, a determined novelist secludes himself in the snowbound Baldpate Inn, armed with what he believes is the sole key to the establishment. However, his creative solitude is soon shattered by an array of eccentric visitors, each convinced they possess the one and only key. As the night unfolds, it becomes evident that there are actually seven keys to Baldpate, and the mystery thickens as the novelist finds himself caught up in a whirlwind of schemes and plots. Adapted for the stage by the renowned vaudevillian and songwriter George M. ...

They didn’t just kill. They planned, hunted, and destroyed—with cold calculation and no remorse. This isn’t a dramatization. These are real case files, torn from the archives and laid bare with every disturbing detail intact. In Volume 1 of the True Crime Butcher Files, former federal investigator and bestselling author George T. Masterson exposes the darkest side of human nature. From charming sociopaths to hidden predators in uniforms and lab coats, you’ll come face-to-face with the twisted minds behind history’s most brutal crimes.