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  Julia Donaldson Reads The...

  Julia Donaldson

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  Packed full of adventure, this collection features eight of the best-loved stories from the creators of The Gruffalo, read by Julia Donaldson – perfect for listening to at home, in the car, at bedtime or any time at all!Join in the adventure as Mouse wanders through the deep dark wood to meet the Gruffalo, travel the world with the snail and the whale, join the witch as she zooms through the sky on her broom, and much more! Julia Donaldson Reads The Gruffalo and Other Stories features eight treasured tales, from the bestselling picture-book partnership of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.Read for the first time by author, Julia Donaldson, these much-loved classic stories are brought to life in this must-have audio collection, perfect for listening to together.This fantastic collection includes eight bestselling stories: The Gruffalo, Room on the Broom, The Snail and the Whale, The Smartest Giant in Town, The Gruffalo's Child, A Squash and a Squeeze, Monkey Puzzle and Charlie Cook's Favourite Book.

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  Water Heater - ASMR-Sound for...

  ASMR Baby Sleep Collective

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  Sound of a Water Heater - the Water Heater is an integral part of many people's and children's sleep routine, without the Water Heater they can no longer fall asleep. Love and patience, a stable rhythm and sleep rituals, as well as a proper sleeping environment help to fall asleep. For generations, playing constant 'everyday sounds' has supported little ones - and their parents too.

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  A Long Time Coming - A Lyrical...

  Ray Anthony Shepard

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  Six heroes challenge the racial barriers of their day 
   
  Ona Judge wanted more than the best job an enslaved person could have, Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman challenged why some people are masters and others enslaved, Ida B. Wells exposed post-slavery brutality, Martin Luther King Jr. was the key voice to overturn Jim Crow, and Barack Obama changed modern-day racial attitudes. 
   
  For author Ray Anthony Shepard A Long Time Coming is highly personal, a chronicle of the times of his grandparents, parents, and himself. Through a series of fast-paced, fact-based, lyrical stories, he celebrates the lives of these six important Black Americans who fought against racism, and he reflects on how much has changed since our country’s founding and how much still needs to be done. Shepard ends with hope—with a call to action, a call for change to come. 
   
  “A Long Time Coming is an unflinching, thoughtful, instructive, and beautiful rendering of the African American journey from slavery to freedom and beyond.  
   
  Students of all ages will benefit from reading it.”—RANDALL KENNEDY, Michael R. Klein Professor at Harvard Law School and author of Say It Loud! On Race, Law, History, and Culture

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  The Testimony~ Christian...

  Michelle M Kiggins

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  This book, penned "The Testimony, Christian Experience A Paradox" is a Memoir ~Otherwise a detailed accounting of the authors life. Within you'll follow a young girl through her her life where she reveals all her deep dark struggles through early childhood, adolescence & young adulthood. The stories are complex as you'll discover trauma, abuse, alcoholism, sexual abuse, traumatic accidents, brain injury, illness, domestic violence, religious beliefs and lack of a nurturing environment can and will affect an individuals ability to deal with life. Especially when it comes to trauma, emotional, intellectual and social growth. The Author implores the readers to create dialogue around the experiences shared in this short memoir. Please ask questions and make an effort to express ideas surrounding the delicate yet intrinsically important examples of the authors life as compared to child rearing and nurturing and environments parents may struggle with today. The information herin is not intended to harm, defame, slander or cause shame to anyone- rather create a steppingstone or a catalyst for change.

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  What Love Looks Like

  Laura Obuobi

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  From Laura Obuobi, author of Black Gold and NAACP Image Award nominee, comes a whimsical bedtime story about the love between a Black father and his daughter. This tender tale with pure Black joy captures love’s vastness, showing us its greatest form is often the one between parent and child. 
  One question must be answered before Afia can slip into a peaceful sleep: What does love look like? With the companionship of her loving papa, Afia journeys to find love and learns that it is the warmth of the sun’s hugs, the brook’s soothing song, and other mesmerizing gifts of nature. But Afia’s quest also teaches her that she may not have to go too far to see the emotion at the heart of the world’s wonders.

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  Girl Brownies The - Ashdown...

  Christopher Allen

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  THE GIRL BROWNIES – ASHDOWN FOREST, ENGLAND 1919 
  Book 4 of 6  The Great Forest Rescue 
  The summary of this fourth book in the series is as follows: 
  While exploring Ashdown Forest in the summer of 1919, the six Brownies—Lulu, Minnie, Lottie, Agatha, Bernadette, and Beryl—discover an injured fox caught in a poacher's trap. Working together, they carefully free the animal (named Rusty) and nurse it back to health with guidance from Mr. Hawthorne, a war veteran turned naturalist. Through mishaps and teamwork—Agatha's first aid skills, Minnie's animal knowledge, Bernadette's gentle care—they rehabilitate Rusty and release him into the wild. 
  Their compassion leads to a new mission: joining Mr. Hawthorne's forest preservation project. Each girl contributes her unique talents—Lulu's leadership, Beryl's keen observation, Lottie's humor—to protect the forest's wildlife. As autumn arrives, occasional sightings of a russet fox remind them of their first rescue and the greater adventure ahead: safeguarding Ashdown Forest's magic for all its creatures. 
  The initial opening credit music, “Joyful Journey”, which does run to approximately 2 minutes sets the scene, so to speak, recorder, tambourine,guitar and accordion in a folk/classical and cheerful mood. The closing music, “Bloom”, ends the tale on with more of the same at about 2 minutes and the same musical instruments etc. but more of an ending feel.  
  The story and music itself runs to just about 14 minutes and is narrated in my wife's voice, Claire, who actually was a ranger guide!  
  I do hope you enjoy this audiobook and let me know what you think, there are a lot more to come 
  Christopher Allen     -      At your service

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