Maison d'édition: NPC Comics
What is the Formless State? Before Shannon learns the answer, she’ll need to survive the summer heat, a long day at work, and the most dangerous challenge of all: A visit from her best friend, Zakiyah!
Meet the Wimben Lumben! A strange creature with woolly blue hair and terrible breath, and his new mate Sausage - everyone wants a piece of him! This delightfully curious tale was written by Angie Who with major details provided by her 4 year old daughter.Voir livre
1950s Science Fiction 6 - 28 Science Fiction Short Stories From the 1950sSecond Childhood by Clifford D. SimakGuest Expert by Allen K. LangSurvey Team by Philip K. Dick“Hey Ma, Where’s Willie?” by I. M. BuksteinA Practical Man's Guide by Jack VanceThe Other Tiger by Arthur C. ClarkeA Walk in the Dark by Arthur C. ClarkeThe Black Ewe by Fritz LeiberBeside Still Waters by Robert SheckleyHero From Yesterday by Robert SilverbergHome is the Spaceman by George O. SmithThe Man From Time by Frank Belknap LongWelcome Martians by Evan HunterThe Foxholes of Mars by Fritz LeiberBlood by Fredric BrownWatchbird by Robert SheckleySouvenir by Philip K. DickX Marks the Pedwalk by Fritz LeiberVoodoo by Fredric BrownThe Stainless Steel Rat by Harry HarrisonThe Futile Flight of John Arthur Benn by Edward HalibutNo Morning After by Arthur C. ClarkeUnfortunately by Fredric BrownThe Pause by Isaac AsimovThe Elephant Circuit by Robert A. HeinleinChicken Farm by Ross RocklynneUpon The Dull Earth by Philip K. DickNo Shield From the Dead by Gordon R. DicksonVoir livre
Come and sit on the log. I have a story to tell you. There was a mischievous duck who grew up in the swamps of Louisiana area. This was very special duck. His name was Blue. The story goes like this: he turned blue when he swam in the cold pond one morning. His home was under the old wooden cabin. Blue loved to waddle over to the barn and listen to the sounds of the farm engines. His mother would often scold him. “You’ll get hurt over there,” she would say. However, the smell of motor oil and the sounds of the noise of the engines would thrill him. He would sit by the hour watching people working on the engines. Blue knew when they made the right decisions to make the engines run better.Voir livre
Guided by a flock of Canadian geese, Mama and Papa Poss travel north of the 49th parallel by hot air balloon, averting a sudden crash landing thanks to the owl-eyed songstress, Madame Grand Duke, who swoops to the rescue. As they touch down in Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula, she shares an unusual predicament: a pimple on her tongue, preventing her from performing tongue-twisting turlutage lines like tidli-didli-dum, tika-tika tidli-dum! Can Mama and Papa Poss help her pop free in time to perform at Joe Robichaud’s rootsy cabaret? The narrated story is followed by the songs "Hot Air Balloon" and "Funny Reel." “Flying High All the Way to Québec!“is the sixth story in the “We’re a Possum Family Band” series, which follows Mama and Papa Poss on their travels that bring them across North America to the birthplaces of Cajun, jazz, country, rock’n’roll, blues, and traditional Quebecois music.Voir livre
When Lassie spectacularly rescues a herd of escaped zebras, a circus director is so impressed by her performance that he insists that Lassie join his troupe. Naturally, he comes up against Zoe's refusal: Lassie is not a circus animal; she is a member of the family. When her beloved Lassie disappears, Zoe is convinced that the circus director is behind the disappearance.Voir livre
Before Neverland, there was Kensington Gardens—the place where Peter Pan first learned to fly. In Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, J. M. Barrie introduces listeners to the origins of his most beloved creation. Here, Peter is not yet the boy who never grows up, but a baby who escapes from his home to live among the birds and fairies in the magical heart of London’s famed park. Beneath the whispering trees and beside the silver lake, he encounters wonder, mischief, and the bittersweet magic of eternal childhood. Narrated with warmth and charm by Melissa-Marie Shriner, this timeless tale blends whimsy and melancholy in equal measure, offering a glimpse into the dreamlike world that would later become Peter Pan. A perfect listen for children, families, and all who believe in fairies—or wish they still did.Voir livre
