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Classic Audiobook Collection - The Story Girl by Lucy Maud Montgomery ~ Full Audiobook [family]
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The Story Girl by Lucy Maud Montgomery ~ Full Audiobook [family]

Classic Audiobook Collection

08/20/22

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The Story Girl by Lucy Maud Montgomery audiobook.

Genre: family

In The Story Girl, Lucy Maud Montgomery invites you into a golden summer on Prince Edward Island, where imagination is as essential as bread on the table. When Beverley and Felix King are sent to live with their relatives at the old homestead called the Golden Road, they quickly fall into the lively orbit of cousins, neighbors, and, above all, the unforgettable Sara Stanley - the 'Story Girl.' Gifted with a voice that can transform everyday life into legend, Sara gathers the children in barns, kitchens, and twilight fields to spin tales of romance, adventure, ghosts, and faraway places. As the weeks pass, the friends roam the countryside, stage small dramas, and test the boundaries of childhood freedom, while quietly brushing against the grown-up world of expectations, heartbreak, and change. Warm, humorous, and nostalgic, this coming-of-age classic celebrates the power of storytelling to bind a community together and to help young hearts make sense of joy, jealousy, and longing - even when the future begins to tug them away from the Golden Road.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:19:28) Chapter 02

(00:32:25) Chapter 03

(00:54:05) Chapter 04

(01:11:00) Chapter 05

(01:30:35) Chapter 06

(01:46:07) Chapter 07

(02:04:36) Chapter 08

(02:24:08) Chapter 09

(02:36:43) Chapter 10

(02:54:59) Chapter 11

(03:08:42) Chapter 12

(03:19:18) Chapter 13

(03:28:22) Chapter 14

(03:43:27) Chapter 15

(03:59:35) Chapter 16

(04:15:50) Chapter 17

(04:24:41) Chapter 18

(04:36:58) Chapter 19

(05:01:49) Chapter 20

(05:14:19) Chapter 21

(05:24:56) Chapter 22

(05:41:47) Chapter 23

(06:00:29) Chapter 24

(06:20:43) Chapter 25

(06:34:48) Chapter 26

(06:51:31) Chapter 27

(07:13:42) Chapter 28

(07:29:19) Chapter 29

(07:48:13) Chapter 30

(08:06:40) Chapter 31

(08:16:50) Chapter 32

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Anti-Imperialist Writings by Mark Twain audiobook.

Genre: speeches

Anti-Imperialist Writings gathers Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) at his most fiery and uncomfortably funny: a celebrated American voice turning his wit against the language of empire. Written in the early years of the 20th century, these pieces draw on the era's headline conflicts and scandals - including US expansion after the Spanish-American War, violence in the Philippines, and European colonial brutality abroad - to question what nations call duty, progress, and civilization. Across essays, letters, interviews, speeches, and satirical pamphlets, Twain targets the respectable masks of power: politicians who rename conquest as uplift, missionaries and businessmen who claim moral purpose while benefiting from force, and citizens tempted to confuse patriotism with obedience. Works such as the essay 'To the Person Sitting in Darkness' and the pamphlet 'King Leopold's Soliloquy' show Twain sharpening satire into indictment, while other selections reveal a darker, prophetic anger beneath the jokes. The result is a compact, provocative listening experience - part political commentary, part moral challenge - that asks how a democracy should look at its flag when the costs are paid by someone else.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:09:08) Chapter 02

(01:10:08) Chapter 03

(01:12:27) Chapter 04

(01:13:48) Chapter 05

(01:18:43) Chapter 06

(02:07:16) Chapter 07

(02:13:45) Chapter 08

(03:00:49) Chapter 09

(03:39:38) Chapter 10

(04:33:11) Chapter 11

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Five Little Peppers and How They Grew by Margaret Sidney audiobook.

Genre: family

In a cramped little house that the neighborhood dismisses as the 'Little Brown House,' Mrs. Pepper is doing her best to keep her lively brood together after hardship leaves the family with almost nothing but each other. The five Pepper children - Ben, Polly, Joel, David, and the baby, Phronsie - tumble through each day with noisy games, small responsibilities, and big hearts, determined to help their mother and make their home bright in spite of cold rooms and empty cupboards. When sickness and money troubles threaten their fragile routine, the children learn what it means to be brave, to work, and to share, even when there is not much to share. Their fortunes begin to shift when kind strangers notice the Peppers' grit and goodness, offering opportunities that feel almost too hopeful to trust. Warm, humorous, and quietly emotional, Margaret Sidney's classic follows one close-knit family's struggle to grow up fast without losing the simple joys of childhood, and to hold on to love, pride, and faith as they reach for a better life.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 1

(00:13:28) Chapter 2

(00:34:35) Chapter 3

(00:46:15) Chapter 4

(01:08:29) Chapter 5

(01:24:31) Chapter 6

(01:46:19) Chapter 7

(01:55:32) Chapter 8

(02:03:18) Chapter 9

(02:21:27) Chapter 10

(02:29:06) Chapter 11

(02:33:59) Chapter 12

(02:59:40) Chapter 13

(03:07:03) Chapter 14

(03:27:15) Chapter 15

(03:46:29) Chapter 16

(04:05:10) Chapter 17

(04:23:02) Chapter 18

(04:46:27) Chapter 19

(04:53:07) Chapter 20

(05:05:06) Chapter 21

(05:25:50) Chapter 22

(05:54:43) Chapter 23

(06:22:10) Chapter 24

(06:33:01) Chapter 25

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