Written by Robert Louis Stevenson.  Read by Oliver Blagden.

Utterson catches up with his old friend, Jekyll, and takes an opportunity to question him about the mysterious Hyde.

Mysteries are uncovered and horrors arise in this full, unabridged audiobook of Robert Louis Stevenson's gothic novella.

Written by Robert Louis Stevenson.  Read by Oliver Blagden.

Utterson, compelled by Enfield's story, sets out to meet the mysterious Hyde.

Mysteries are uncovered and horrors arise in this full, unabridged audiobook of Robert Louis Stevenson's gothic novella...

Written by Robert Louis Stevenson.  Read by Oliver Blagden.

Beware!  All is not what it seems.  Mysteries are uncovered and horrors arise in this full, unabridged audiobook of Robert Louis Stevenson's gothic novella...

Read by Oliver Blagden.  Written by Charles Dickens.

Hurray! You are about to listen to the happiest of the five staves - Stave Five. Notice the overt happiness, joy and laughter from all involved as we see the wonderful consequence of Scrooge's redemption...

Read by Oliver Blagden.  Written by Charles Dickens.

Be cautious when listening to Stave Four as Dickens introduces us to the terrifying phantom of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come. Look into Scrooge's solitary future if he chooses not to change and - like Scrooge -  be forced into reflecting on your own life and on the importance of generosity, kindness and love...

Read by Oliver Blagden.  Written by Charles Dickens.

Meet the jovial, genial, and immense Ghost of Christmas Present in Stave Three as we begin to see a change in Scrooge's usually miserable demeanour. Let him take Scrooge, and us listeners, on a journey to Christmas day at the Fezziwig's, the humble and happy Cratchit's and the house of Scrooge's loyal and forgiving nephew, Fred...

Read by Oliver Blagden.  Written by Charles Dickens.

When Scrooge discovers that Marley's warning was true, he soon meets an ephemeral spirit that appears to be both old and young - the Ghost of Christmas Past.

Learn more about Scrooge's past and start to identify potential reasons for his callous ways as we are taken back to Scrooge's childhood and are reminded of a broken love that could have flourished if it were not for his greed...

Read by Oliver Blagden.  Written by Charles Dickens.

Ebenezer Scrooge, the cold-hearted misanthrope, is visited by an old friend; but this old friend died 7 years previously...

Learn more about Scrooge's miserable ways as he rejects the "surplus population" and his sole surviving relative, is selfish and unsympathetic to his humble clerk Bob Cratchit and is content with the solitary life he currently leads...

Recorded by Rhiannon Walls.

An interactive, guided analysis of this AQA Power and Conflict poem.

Recorded by Birna Helgadottir.

An interactive, guided analysis of this AQA Power and Conflict poem.