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Crossroads of Awakening Memory
"To young trainee Rain Barynd, becoming a Council Guard in bucolic New Haven will secure a positive future that involves neither farming nor any real fighting. Impressing his girlfriend’s skeptical parents and overcoming a handful of bullies among the trainees—along with the inexplicable intensity of his trainer, a decorated warrior from the East—are his greatest challenges. Or so he believes. A rare and ruthless bandit attack marks the beginning of the mayhem that engulfs Rain’s childhood home and sets him on an unimaginable path that includes … his own magic? Talismans that enable travel to other worlds? Griffons and dragons, ancient nemeses thought to be long extinct? Strange metal beasts that spit bellowing fire? And even elves of fairy tale, as real as the dwarves? Amid a besom of chaos and doubt, Rain must work with members of a mysterious ancient order to piece together a growing convergence of clues long prophesied. All while trying to figure out his place in the madness. Only one thing is certain—he is not ready."
M.D. House (Author), Stephen Dalton (Narrator)
Audiobook · 14 hrs 14 mins
"Robbie MacKenzie is a shy and kind-hearted boy who lives on a remote island in the Outer Hebrides. He dreams of flying like the seabirds that soar over the island of St. Margaret. One day, his life changes when a storm brings an injured albatross to his doorstep. Robbie and his mother Joanna nurse the bird back to health. His name is Alfonso. Robbie and Alfonso form a special bond and become inseparable friends. An evil widow named Fiona Tornleaf, plots against the MacKenzie family because she thinks they're going to change the old ways of the island. She dabbles in the black arts and causes misfortune whenever and wherever she pleases. But Robbie's world is shattered when his father, a pilot, goes missing in a plane crash. The only thing that the rescue team finds is his father's parachute, which they bring back to the MacKenzie home. To Robbie's surprise, the parachute seems to have a mind of its own and responds to his touch. Soon, Robbie discovers that the parachute can lift him up in the air and take him on amazing journeys across the sky. Together with Alfonso, Robbie embarks on the adventure of a lifetime, hoping to find his father and learn the secrets of the sky. But he also faces dangers and challenges along the way, as he encounters storms, pirates, and mysterious islands. Will Robbie be able to fulfill his dream of flying and reunite with his father? Find out in this thrilling and heartwarming story of friendship, courage, and wonder."
Andy Slade (Author), Stephen Dalton (Narrator)
Audiobook · 4 hrs 54 mins
"On a remote island west of Scotland, an evil widow uses black magic and evil spells to force the MacKenzie family off St. Margaret Island. Their young son, Robbie MacKenzie saves the life of an injured albatross named Alfonso. When Robbie and his mother are notified that his father was lost at sea and that only his unopened parachute was found, Robbie knows he must find out what really happened to his father. The parachute seems to embody the spirit of his father and takes Robbie and Alfonso across threatening skies, raging seas and treacherous seabird poachers. Join Robbie Mackenzie and Alfonso as The Magic Parachute takes them on the adventure of a lifetime, fighting through storms, black magic, and, THE UNKNOWN! The truth must be found!"
Lion and naptime: Bedtime story for children
"Once upon a time, in a small Ukrainian village, there was a painter called Maria Prymachenko. She painted the most wonderful, bright and colourful paintings the world had ever seen. Perhaps she was able to make the paintings so beautiful because she often painted what she saw in her dreams! Have you ever tried painting something you have seen in a dream?"
Linnea Taylor (Author), Stephen Dalton (Narrator)
Treehouse timemachine - China: Bedtime story for children
"Jack and Ava travel back to old China and meet a wise teacher, Mengxi, who teaches them about the city's protective walls, the planets, and the mysterious floating pearl in the forest swamp"
Ewan Cameron (Author), Stephen Dalton (Narrator)
Sandy seahorse says 'It's not fair!': Bedtime story for children
"This social and emotional learning story follows Sandy as he learns about not getting everything he wants all the time. Do you remember the story about Sandy Seahorse, and when he learned to not say no all the time? Well, today I am going to tell you a new story about Sandy. Today, Sandy is going to find out about what he calls 'not fair'. Are you ready? Then I'll start."
Demi the Sleep Dragon: Bedtime story for children
"Call on Demi the Sleep Dragon if your little one has trouble falling asleep! Imagine a fluffy, cuddly pink dragon, with kind green eyes and a beautiful smile. This is Demi the Sleep Dragon. Mummies and Daddies can call for Demi to come if their children have trouble falling asleep, and sometimes Demi even helps the grown-ups to fall asleep too. In some special cases, little children who can't fall asleep get to ride on Demi's back to the land of Nod, where sleep is plentiful and dreams hang in the air."
What I Would Not Part With: Poems of First Times
"I lost my wife in 2020 to a brain tumor just a few weeks after we had celebrated our 48th wedding anniversary. “Celebrated” is a word that springs back when pressed down. More subdued than earlier ones, to be sure, that last anniversary was nonetheless a felt celebration of a lifetime together. A lifetime does not disappear just as soon as you know for certain that the end of it for one of you is near. It does not even disappear when that end comes, for you have kept what you would not part with. Robert Frost said that, and I have tried to shape my own words and imagination to explore in my own way the poetic and emotional landscape he so often navigated masterfully. I would read Frost’s poetry to my wife in the evenings as she gazed toward another unpredictable night. It is required of us all to traverse that ground probably twice—once if we are called upon to give care, and once when we ourselves need to be given caring attention during our final stanzas. These poems are not only about loss, although loss and grief are my constant companions as I walk among trees. More importantly, these poems are about remontancy—the surprising emergence of new life, the recognition of continued being and doing, the glimpses I offer of me and my son picking up—thanks to her—where she left off."
Bruce Jennings (Author), Stephen Dalton (Narrator)
Audiobook · 1 hr 2 mins
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