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Bugs Bunny Get That Pet
"Bugs answers an ad in the paper for a woman looking for a new pet. Bugs gets the job and thinks he has hit easy-street. The problem is Sylvester, the cat he replaced as the pet, isn’t going to take it well and the action begins."
Craig Chase (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
Friendly The Snowman
"Michael got the best Christmas present he could imagine—his own ice skates. His older brothers tried to teach him to skate but Michael just couldn’t get the hang of it. In desperation Michael decided to go off by himself and learn on his own. Michael meets Friendly the Snowman who is a great teacher and Michael masters the art of ice skating."
Donald Kasen (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"It is Scott’s birthday. Today he is four years-old and he is going to have a party. The excitement is almost too much as Scott waits for his friends to arrive and the party to begin."
"Hansel and Gretel live with their father and stepmother. Because there was not enough food for all of them Hansel and Gretel were sent away. While in the woods they are captured by a wicked witch who intends to burn them in her oven. While the witch is preparing the oven for Hansel, Gretel pushes the witch into the oven and the two kids escape. They return home to the delight of their father."
The Brothers Grimm (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
Do Not Speak To Strangers
"Barney and Ricky’s teacher talked about speaking to strangers and how dangerous that could be. Unfortunately Barney wasn’t paying attention and on the way home Ricky had to remind Barney what their teacher had said."
John Costanza (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"The story follows the lives of the four March sisters—Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy—and details their passage from childhood to womanhood."
Louisa May Alcott (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"When astronaut John Baker comes down with the measles his two kids, Cindy and Bob, volunteer to take his place on a moon mission. Reluctantly John’s boss agrees and Cindy and Bob are off to the moon."
Maddie Brody (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"Mark and Tom's school was putting on the Drummer Boy for their Christmas program. Mark won the lead role over his best friend, Tom. During the performance Mark learns that Tom really wanted the part and had invited his whole family. Mark switches places with Tom and shows the true meaning of Christmas."
Marilyn Berry (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
"An adaptation of Mark Twain’s classic written for children 6-10 years old. The narrative captures the essence of the story and opens the door to further exploration of Mark Twain’s writing."
Mark Twain (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
Learn About Numbers and Counting
"Learn About Numbers and Counting will help children learn what different numbers mean, what they look like and how to use them. The rhymes make learning to count a pleasurable experience for young children."
Melba Ferrell (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"Chris and Lisa decide to visit Mr. Pete’s Splashy Paint Shop to learn about colors. They learn about mixing colors to make different colors and how shading changes the color. They see examples of all the primary colors."
Ruth Roberts (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
Learn About Shapes and Sizes
"A fun way to teach a young child about shapes and sizes. By relating different shapes and sizes to objects that are familiar he or she will have a better perception of objects they come in contact with every day. "
Learn About Days, Months and Seasons
"A fun way to teach a young child about the days of the week, months of the year, and seasons. By relating each day, month and season to an event the child is familiar with he or she will quickly learn these concepts."
"A fun way to teach a young child about time. By relating each hour of the day to an event which the young child is familiar the concept of time becomes more meaningful."
"The story of Geronimo, great chief of the Apache. It is a story of peace and war as well as broken promises and treaties."
The Peter Pan Players (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"While on a marine research ship with their grandfather, two children witness a shark attack on one of the divers. Their quick work and ability to follow instructions save the day."
Hunchback of Notre Dame
"The story takes place in Paris at the time of the French Revolution. Gringoire the poet meets beautiful Esmeralda just before the wicked Frollo tries to arrest her. You see, Esmeralda was a gypsy and no gypsy was allowed in Paris. Qusimodo, the hunchback saw it all and helps Esmeralda escape. Gringoire and Esmeralda join the outcasts and with Qusimodo’s help are eventually make the king understand Frollo’s true colors and the king arrestes Frollo."
Victor Hugo (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"The book is sailor Ishmael's narrative of the obsessive quest of Ahab, captain of the whaling ship Pequod, for revenge on Moby Dick, the giant white sperm whale that on the ship's previous voyage bit off Ahab's leg at the knee."
Herman Melville , The Peter Pan Players (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"Beautiful Pandora is sent to earth by Zeus along with a box. Zeus gave Pandora one simple instruction—never, never open the box. After a while curiosity got the best of Pandora and she opened the box releasing sickness, sadness, and other afflictions into the world. She immediately shuts the box and there is only one thing left inside—hope. Pandora finally opens the box again and hope is spread throughout the world."
Donald Kasen , Hesiod (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
Mary Had a Little Lamb & Other Favorites
"A collection of six all-time favorite fairy tales. Included are: The Further Adventures of Mary and her Little Lamb, Pandora, Puss ‘N Boots, The Gingham Dog and Calico Cat, Rapunzel, and The Pied Piper of Hamelin."
Richard The Sharp-Eared Reindeer
"Richard the reindeer had a gift. He had incredible hearing. He could hear what was being said from miles away. Richard always wanted to be part of Santa’s team of reindeer but he never got the chance. Then one Christmas Eve there was a great storm and it looked like Santa wasn’t going to be able to get the sleigh off the ground. Someone remembered Richard and his astounding hearing ability. Richard was able to guide the sleigh and he saved the day."
5 Kiddie Favorite Stories
"5 Kiddie Favorite Stories is a collection of all-time favorite fairy tales for children. Stories included are; Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Alice in Wonderland, Goldilocks & the Three Bears and Little Red Riding Hood."
The Speedy Little Taxi
"The Speedy Little Taxi was always the first one on the scene of any emergency. He beat the police and fire departments every time. The fire chief was particularly upset by this and finally came up with an idea that solved all the problems—especially for the Speedy Little Taxi."
Darlene Geis (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
The Twelve Dancing Princesses: The Best of the Brothers Grimm
"There was once a king who had twelve beautiful daughters. Every night the king locked the door to their bedroom but at some point the twelve princesses would sneak out and dance the night away. The king desperately wanted to know where the princesses danced but it remained their secret. In an effort to find the answer to this riddle the king proclaimed that whoever would accept the challenge of discovering their secret would marry the princess of his choice. If, however, if anyone accepted the challenge and failed to discover the secret he would be killed. Many tried and failed until one young man out-smarted the princesses and discovered where they danced. He married on of the princesses and became the heir to the kingdom."
The Valiant Little Tailor: The Best of the Brothers Grimm
"The brave little tailor kills seven flies with one blow, and manages to convince both giants and kings that he is indeed a force to be reckoned with. The hero in this story by the Brothers Grimm is armed with whit, cunning and a sense of humour. He conquers all before him, including a giant, a unicorn, and a princess."
The Three Musketeers
"The Three Musketeers, novel by Alexandre Dumas père, published in French as Les Trois Mousquetaires in 1844. SUMMARY: A historical romance, it relates the adventures of four fictional swashbuckling heroes who lived under the French kings Louis XIII and Louis XIV, who reigned during the 17th and early 18th centuries."
Alexandre Dumas (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"Sambo is a young boy who lives with his father and mother, named Jumbo and Mumbo, respectively. While out walking, Sambo encounters four hungry tigers, and he surrenders his colorful new clothes, shoes and umbrella so that they will not eat him. The tigers are vain and each thinks that it is better dressed than the others. They have a massive argument and chase each other around a tree until they are reduced to a pool of butter. Sambo recovers his clothes and goes home, and his father later collects the butter, which his mother uses to make pancakes."
Helen Bannerman (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"A huge collection of ghostly sounds perfect to spice up your halloween night or a sleepover."
Scatter Brain Stewart the Fire Captain's Son
"Stewart was the Fire Captain's son and Stewart wanted nothing more than to become a junior fireman, a 'fire boy.' Finally the Captain agreed and Stewart had a bed right along with the regular firemen. When the first alarm sounded Steward was so excited he forgot to put on his boots and all the firemen waited while Steward went back for his boots. Needless to say, this made them late to the fire and everyone was upset. The firemen began calling him 'Scatter-Brain Stewart.' This behavior continued until the firemen came up with a plan and the next time Stewart and the crew were the first ones to the fire. The Captain was very pleased. But even the best plans are not always perfect. Scatter-Brain Stewart was not completely ready to help fight the fire!"
Steve Sahlein (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
The Little Boy Who Cried Fire
"A little boy thought it would great fun to call in a fire alarm to watch the firemen and their engines come to his house. When the firemen got there and found no fire they were upset. This happened two more times and after the third time the Fire Chief was so upset he told the little boy they would not come out to one of his alarms again. The next day the there really was a fire at the little boy's house and no matter how loud the little boy yelled the firemen would not respond and the house burned to the ground."
Little Red Riding Hood
"Little Red Riding Hood is off to visit her grandmother. On the way she encounters a wolf. When the wolf heard Little Red Riding Hood was heading to her grandmoter‘s house he ran ahead and tried to trick Little Red Riding Hood into believing he was her grandmother. Little Red Riding Hood escapes and learns a valuable lesson about talking to strangers."
"The folktale of Puss in Boots dates back to the late 1600s and has been retold in many versions. A father wanted to give something to each of his three sons but by the time he got to the youngest son all he had left was the family cat. Puss was no ordinary cat and when he put on boots, a hat and a cape he became truly special and the adventures begin."
The Adventures of Young Pocahontas
"Pocahontas was a young girl who lived with her father, Chief Powhatan, the leader of many tribes. As she explores the beautiful outdoors she discovers a young beaver working hard to build a home. She spends many hours and becomes friends with the young beaver. One day she finds the beaver has been hurt by unwelcome trappers. Pocahontas nurses her friend back to health and learns the important lesson forgiveness. "
20000 Leagues Under the Sea
"Written by Jules Verne in 1870, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea is a book that tells us the story of three accidental visitors to an underwater world hosted by the mysterious Captain Nemo. From their arrival on board the Nautilus, the scholarly Professor Aronnax and adventurous Ned Land are torn between exploring the new wonders of their surroundings and finding a way to escape. After an attack by a giant octopus the professor and ned do escape but the fate of Captain Nemo and the Nautilus remain unknown."
Donald Kasen , Jules Verne (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
The Velveteen Rabbit
"This colorful edition of the classic story is sure to be a favorite bedtime or anytime story for any child. It is the story of a stuffed rabbit who came to live with a boy as a Christmas gift. The boy loves the little rabbit and it quickly becomes the favorite toy. The Velveteen Rabbit even believes he is real and is devastated when the boy becomes sick and all the toys have to be removed from the house. In a turn of events The Velveteen Rabbit does become a real rabbit."
David Vanhooser , Donald Kasen , Margery Williams (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
The Peter Pan Children's Bible
"The Peter Pan Children's Bible is a graphic novel style re-telling of the favorite stories from both the Old and New Testaments. The colorful comic book style art is designed to keep young readers captivated. Stories included are: • The Creation of the World • Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden • Cain and Abel • Noah's Ark • Abraham's Sacrifice • Jacob and Esau • The Coat of Many Colors • Joseph in Egypt • The Burning Bush • Escape from Egypt • The Ten Commandments • The Battle of Jericho • Samson and Delilah • David and Goliath • The Wisdom of Solomon • Jonah and the Whale • Daniel in the Lions' Den • The First Christmas • The Three Wise Men • The Good Samaritan • The Prodigal Son • The Crucifixion • The Ascension and The Pentecost"
Stanley Silverstein (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
Audiobook · 1 hr 48 mins
"The classic poem, Jingle Bells, is woven through the story of a young man and Miss Fanny Bright on a moonlight sleigh ride. The sleigh slips off the road and they return homes all wet. As the saga continues they all decide to go skating on the lake."
"Peter's grandfather admonishes Peter not to play in the forest as there may be wolves. Peter's friend the duck was in the forest when a wolf came and swallowed him. Peter climbs a tree and caught the wolf by the tail with a rope. While dangling from the tree the wolf coughs up the duck. Peter then asks the hunters to help him take the wolf to the zoo instead of shooting him."
Sergei Prokofiev (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
Christopher Todd and the Magical Foof
"Dr. Swann tells the delightful story of Christopher Todd's learning how to speak. All his friends laugh at him because he cannot speak clearly. Christopher has a wonderful dream about a magical foof. In this dream he realizes that someday he will be able to talk just like all his friends. After this, no matter how much he is teased, Christopher just smiles."
Joe Cook (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"Dorothy is injured in a tornado and dreams this story. She dreams she meets a scarecrow who wants a brain, a tin man who wants a heart and a lion who wants courage. Together they find the Wizard of Oz in the Emerald City. He agrees to grant their wishes if they can get rid of the wicked witch. They get rid of the witch only to find out the Wizard of Oz. Their wishes are granted and Dorothy wakes up in Kansas to discover it has all been a dream."
Frank Baum (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"The concepts of opposites is taught to young children with this musical story."
David Vanhooser , Donald Kasen (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
Baby Shark . . . The Biig Adventure
"Baby Shark is tricked into going with a giant squid who makes a habit of capturing unspecting underwater creatures. Baby shark eventurally finds a way to escape and rescues the rest of the captives."
"This classic story follow Black Beauty through his many owners—some good but mostly bad until Black Beauty is retired to the home of his original groom."
Anna Sewell (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"Because there was no snow so far this winter three friends decide to take matters into their own hands. They go down to the old ice factory and build a snowman out of melted ice. Instead of the friendly snowman they expected the result was a very different kind of snowman. Fortunately, in the end it did snow and the boys were able to make a real snowman."
Jack Rollins , Steven Nelson (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"The classic story of Mulan was first told in China many generations ago in a poem titled “Mu Lan Chi.” While the story itself is ancient, the courage and bravery of the young woman at the center of it is timeless. It is the story of a young girl who goes off to war in order to help herfamily. She distingushes herself and becomes a great warrior."
The Monster of Frankenstein
"Dr. Victor Frankenstein creates a living man out of dead body parts in his lab, and is horrified to discover his creation has no soul. The creature goes on a rampage. The scientist confronts the monster in a cave and is finally forced to destroy him."
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
"Thumbelina was tiny as your thumb. She lived with an old woman until she was carried away by an ugly toad. From there her adventure begins. In the end Thumbelina finds the perfect palce, a kigdom made up of other thumb-sized people and she marries the king."
Hans Christian Andersen (Author), The Peter Pan Players (Narrator)
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