Classics Narrated

Kim, as Indian street-smart as can be, is the subject of negotiation over his formal education.

Kim and the Lama stumble across his father's old regiment, and separate.

Kim, an orphaned Irish beggar boy in 19th century India, meets an ancient lama, and becomes his pupil. He also carries a dangerous message from the horse-trader, Mahbub Ali.

Kim and the lama take the train for the first time, and meet a cross-section of India. Kim delivers a message.

The lama and Kim enjoy 'hospitality' at a village. An old veteran of the Indian Mutiny travels with them briefly, to set them on the Grand Trunk Road.

The lama and Kim fall in with the retinue of a widow of a certain age, as they follow their road.

His partner's ghost warns Scrooge of Spirits who will scare greed out, and generosity into him.

The Ghost of Christmas Past takes Scrooge back to happier times, and shows how he lost his way.

The Ghost of Christmas Present acquaints Scrooge with the Cratchits, his nephew's family, and the very poor.

The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come shows Scrooge how his death will improve his world; yet offers hope in repentance.