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  The tears of princess Prunella

  Evelyn Sharp

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  The tears of princess Prunella is an British fairy tale. Princess Prunella befriends a boy who can only hear beautiful things. He has never learned to hear crying. This upsets the princess and he goes out into the world to find a way so he can hear her tears. The moral of this story is: true love will prevail. Recommended for age 7+.

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  How the Ostrich Got Its Long Neck

  Verna Aardema

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  Long ago, when the world was new, the ostrich's neck was so short that he couldn't reach the succulent berries in the trees, and he had to sit on the ground to eat bugs. All that changed on the fateful day when the crocodile awoke with a terrible toothache that no one dared to help her with-no one, that is, but a naive and compassionate young ostrich. Compromising his own safety to help a needy stranger, he was rewarded with a most amazing surprise. This delightful African folk tale comes from the Akamba people of Kenya, a word that means "the place where there are ostriches." Verna Aardema's masterful word play lends itself perfectly to being read aloud. Made-up words for the sounds of tears falling, ostriches strutting, and kudus galloping create an atmosphere of sheer delight.

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  Mizzi Mozzi And The Sinking...

  Alannah Zim

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  In the magical world of Mizzipotazia, everyone is excited to watch the Baby-Stars shoot from inside their Star-Shells on Mercurial Megastar Beach. But when the beach is covered in emerald-green water, the Star-Shells are underwater and the Baby-Stars can't hatch without sizzling-fizzling. Mizzi Mozzi, Lekko, and Flip-Flop must find a way to keep the Star-Shells dry and cuddly.

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  The Pocket Guide to Girl Stuff

  Bart King

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  Girls can be a mystery-even to themselves. Sometimes girls just need a little guidance and know-how. They get that and more with Pocket Guide to Girl Stuff. Acclaimed author Bart King delves into the secret world of girls-with the help of his five sisters and fifty other girls, of course. Girls can: Take the Friend Test to see how their friends rate. Discover their celebrity name!

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  Center of Everything

  Linda Urban

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  For Ruby Pepperdine, the " center of everything"  is on the rooftop of Pepperdine Motors in her donut-obsessed town of Bunning, New Hampshire, stargazing from the circle of her grandmother Gigi' s hug.  That' s how everything is supposed to be-- until Ruby messes up and things spin out of control. But she has one last hope. It all depends on what happens on Bunning Day, when the entire town will hear Ruby read her winning essay. And it depends on her twelfth birthday wish-- unless she messes that up too. Can Ruby' s wish set everything straight in her topsy-turvy world?

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  Ode: Intimations of Immortality...

  William Wordsworth

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  William Wordsworth is one of the greatest poets of English Literature. This poem 'Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood' is often considered as one of Wordsworth's greatest masterpieces. Here, he explores some of the themes that always inspired him, namely his childhood, the memories, the beauties of nature, and the human soul. 
  In this audio book, the poem has been analysed with a brief annotation with relevant quotations from the original text. The main poem has also been narrated. An e-book and a printed version is also available with certain major booksellers.

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