Captain January - A Heartwarming Tale of Friendship and Adventure by the Sea

Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards

Sinopsis

In "Captain January," Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards crafts a charming children's tale infused with themes of adventure and belonging. The narrative follows the life of a young orphan named January, who is taken in by a kind-hearted lighthouse keeper. Set against the backdrop of New England's coastal landscape, Richards employs a lyrical and imaginative prose style, skillfully intertwining humor and sentiment to engage young readers. The book reflects the Victorian era's fascination with nature and innocence while addressing the universal fears and hopes associated with childhood abandonment and the search for a familial bond. Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards, an accomplished author and poet, was deeply influenced by her own life experiences as a feminist and advocate for women's education. Raised in a literary family, her writing reflects a progressive mindset that emphasizes empathy and compassion, evident in her portrayal of January's journey. Richards' commitment to children's literature stemmed from her desire to open up new worlds for young minds, empowering them to find their own paths amidst societal constraints. "Captain January" is highly recommended for readers seeking a heartwarming story that highlights personal growth and the importance of human connection. Ideal for children and adults alike, the book serves as a reminder of the transformative power of kindness and the enduring quest for love and security in a fragmented world.

Disponible desde: 10/11/2023.

Longitud de impresión: 45 páginas.

Otros libros que te pueden interesar

The Princess And The Pea -...

Cometa Roja, Alberto Jiménez Rioja

Classic tales in audiobook version. The complete collection includes: The Little Mermaid, The Ugly Duckling, Beauty And The Beast, Little Red Ridding Hood, The Three Little Pigs, Rumpelstiltskin, The Hen That Laid Golden Eggs, The Sky Is Falling, The Princess And The Pea, The Brave Tin Soldier, Jack And The Beanstalk and Snow White.

Ver libro

Thank You Thoughts

Bradley T. Morris, Majik Kids

There are so many thoughts that we think every single day. Some thoughts make us feel good, some make us feel bad. Well, “Thank You Thoughts” are some of the most powerful thoughts you can think and in this Majik Kids meditation you’ll get to feel their power for yourself!

Ver libro

Three Rhinoceros Demons

Cheng’en Wu

On the day of the Lantern Festival, Xuanzang and his disciples stayed in Jinping County to admire golden lanterns. There were three resplendent lanterns, shining brightly and smelling fragrant. It turned out that the oil used in these lanterns were scented butter oil and an extravagant purchase for Jinping County. But the lanterns didn't need that much oil and the rest was taken by the "Buddhas". Actually they were three demons called King of Cold Protection, Heat Protection and Dust Protection changed from rhinoceroses. The trio had a big fight with the demons but Pigsy and Sandy were caught. The monkey retreated and went directly to Heaven to ask for help. With the instructions of Gold Star, he invited Four Beast Stars from the element wood to defeat the rhinoceros demons. Everyone was delighted that from then on there was no need to raise money making sacrifice.

Ver libro

Lessons in Life - Part 2

Peter Burgess

This audiobook is the second in the series called "Lessons in Life"It consists of 5 short stories for children. These are entitled:1.   The Squirrel and the Magical Tree2.  The Ant and the Elephant3.  The Birds and the Monkey4.  The Blue Sparrow5.  The Boy and the Mysterious ForestEach short story contains a positive life message for the listener and the stories are only a few minutes in length to keep the listener interested.

Ver libro

The animals’ Christmas tree

John P. Peters

The animals' Christmas tree is a festive holiday story. All animals, wild and tame, come together in peace to set up a Christmas tree, but this almost fails when the Pig has a selfish request. The moral of the story is: It's important to take others into consideration. Recommended for age 4+.

Ver libro

Desert Trilogy

Eliam Kraiem

The American Sahara
Fifteen-year-old Emer Ahern is standing a foot away from her father when he is struck dead by Zeus’s lightning. Xylon, a hitherto unknown God stands in the bolt’s way and absorbs Zues’s fire on her behalf. Her life is spared, but befores she is returned to her family’s farm in Oklahoma, Xylon whispers stories into her ear. Xylon has a plan to at last be worshiped by men, the fulfillment of which will rest heavily on Emers memory of those stories.
A Pale Blue Reminder
When Xylon arrives in the shtetl of Bedzin, he wears the guise of an old wandering Hasid. He sits on the pile of rocks the children play on during the short hours between being let out of yeshiva and sitting for dinner. It is only eight-year-old Ezra Mintz who’s brave enough to sit down next to the traveler. Over the next three afternoons, Ezra sits and listens to the story of a god who lives in eternal exile. When Xylon is done with the telling, he offers the child a bargain…
Temple of Sand
Joe Levy, has found himself a place within the tight-knit gay community of West Hollywood, however he has struggled to gain ground as an actor, that is until he auditions for the lead role of Xylon in the remake of the Ezra Mintz classic, Glass Temple.
Eliam Kraiem comes to novels by way of playwriting. His most visible play Sixteen Wounded was seen on Broadway starring two-time Tony winner Judd Hirsch, and directed by Tony winner Garry Hynes. There have been sellout productions in Germany, Italy and Austria and most recently at the New National Theater of Japan. He produced Sarah-Jane Drummey's short Róisín Dubh as well as her award winning film 134.

Ver libro