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Dive into a delightful collection of short stories and witty anecdotes by the legendary Mark Twain, originally published in 1906. This engaging anthology, narrated by Tricia G, showcases Twains unparalleled humor and keen observations of human nature.

$30,000 Bequest and Other Stories

Dive into The $30,000 Bequest and Other Stories, a delightful collection of 30 comic short stories by the renowned American humorist Mark Twain, published in 1906, just four years before his passing. This anthology showcases Twains unique ability to blend humor with keen observations on life, presenting a rich tapestry of his literary style and diverse interests. Join narrator John Greenman as he brings these timeless tales to life, inviting you to experience the wit and wisdom of one of Americas greatest writers.

$30,000 Bequest and Other Stories (Version 2)

Dive into the whimsical world of Best Nonsense Verses, where the absurd becomes delightful and logic takes a playful twist. From Lewis Carroll’s iconic Jabberwocky to charming limericks by Anonymous, this collection showcases the genius of some of the most imaginative minds. Let these enchanting verses awaken your inner child and guide you through life’s challenges with fresh perspectives. Curated by Josephine Dodge Daskam, also known as Josephine Daskam Bacon, this anthology features the whimsical works of literary greats including Edward Lear, W.S. Gilbert, and Rudyard Kipling, all shared with the authors’ blessings. (Grace Buchanan)

Best Nonsense Verses

Join humorist Bill Nye, the inaugural editor of Laramie, Wyomings daily newspaper, the Laramie Boomerang—named after his beloved mule. As Nye’s son Frank noted, the whimsical word boomerang captured Nye’s creative spirit, reflecting the eccentricity of his orbit. This delightful book features little epics and ethereal flights of fancy, bringing readers a sense of blissful calm and childlike wonder. Prepare for fits of laughter and giggles as you dive into this literary treasure. Listen at your own risk! - Summary by Dale Barkley, proudly from Laramie

Bill Nyes Boomerang A Humorous Literary Adventure

Join Bill Nye as he takes you on a humorous journey through the quirks of late 19th century America. With his trademark wit, he playfully explores everything from Galileo to Grover Cleveland, from wasps to cattle, and even dinosaurs to the railroad. This delightful collection offers a fresh perspective on history, delivered with Nyes unique charm. - Summary by Tom Penn

Bill Nyes Cordwood

Dive into a delightful blend of humor and insight as Christopher Cricket explores the world of cats through captivating prose and poetry. Join KevinS for a journey filled with laughter and reflection on our feline friends.

Christopher Cricket on Cats

Take a delightful pause during your day with this collection of short stories, each clocking in at 15 minutes or less. Perfect for a quick coffee break at work or a brief commute, these tales emphasize humor across a variety of genres—both fiction and non-fiction. Enjoy a light-hearted escape with Coffee Break Collection 001 (Summary by BellonaTimes).

Coffee Break Collection 001 - Humor

Dive into a delightful collection of short stories that explore the whimsical journey of love and courtship. Each tale, narrated by Michele Eaton, brings to life the charm and challenges of finding romance in unexpected ways.

Comedies of Courtship

Dive into the delightful world of Their Mutual Child (also known as The Coming of Bill and The White Hope), where loveable characters and absurd situations abound, all wrapped in the charming wit of P.G. Wodehouse. This tale may lack the frenetic slapstick typical of his other works, but it offers a more introspective humor that reflects the complexities of life and relationships. Meet Kirk, a quintessential Wodehousian hero—affable, artistic, yet somewhat spineless—who finds his world turned upside down when he falls for the enchanting Ruth. With a wealthy father and a formidable aunt, Ruth seems out of Kirks reach, but love conquers all, and they marry, blissfully welcoming their son, Bill. However, as Kirk grapples with feelings of inadequacy and sets off to South America in search of fortune, he unwittingly invites chaos into their lives. Ruth inherits a fortune, but her controlling aunt wreaks havoc on their domestic bliss. When Kirk returns, disillusioned and furious, will they find a way to rediscover their happiness? First published in Munseys Magazine in May 1914, this captivating story has been reissued under various titles, showcasing Wodehouses timeless ability to weave humor with heart. (Introduction by Susan Claybrook and Tim Bulkeley with information from the Wikipedia entry.)

Coming of Bill

Dubliners is a captivating collection of 15 short stories by James Joyce, first published in 1914. These tales offer a vivid and naturalistic portrayal of Irish middle-class life in Dublin during the early 20th century. Written against the backdrop of a surging Irish nationalism and a quest for national identity, the stories illuminate a time of cultural intersection and transformation. Central to Joyces narrative is the concept of epiphany—a moment when characters attain self-discovery or profound insight. Many figures in Dubliners reappear in minor roles in Joyces later masterpiece, Ulysses. The collection unfolds through the eyes of child protagonists in its initial stories, gradually exploring the lives and challenges of increasingly older characters. This progression mirrors Joyces thematic division into childhood, adolescence, and maturity. (Summary from Wikipedia)

Dubliners

Join Sherry as she breathes life into Jane Austen’s delightful comedy of manners, filled with sharp wit and lively characters. Experience the anxious musings of Mr. Woodhouse, the incessant chatter of Miss Bates, and Emma’s lighthearted attempts to navigate the complexities of friendship and romance—all leading to her ultimate awakening and growth! (Summary by Kara)

Emma

Erewhon, or Over the Range, is a thought-provoking novel by Samuel Butler, first published anonymously in 1872. The story unfolds in a mysterious country called Erewhon, which the protagonist claims to have discovered. While the exact location of this fictional land remains undisclosed, Butler cleverly crafted the title as a play on the word Nowhere—with a twist in the letters to evade accusations of unpatriotism. This satirical work offers a profound critique of Victorian society, making it a timeless exploration of cultural norms and human behavior.

Erewhon

In the shadow of Glencore Castle, Viscount Glencore grapples with heartbreak and betrayal. After his wife leaves him, declaring her lack of love, he retreats to a life with only his young son. Consumed by a desire for revenge, he plans to denounce their marriage, branding his son as illegitimate and stripping him of his birthright. When the boy learns of his fathers intentions, he flees, rejecting the home that has become a battleground of emotions. Glencore turns to his old friend Upton, asking him to take on the role of guardian, despite Uptons initial reluctance. Together, the boy and his loyal companion Billy seek solace abroad, hoping for a normal life away from their troubled past, but fate has other plans. (Summary by Michele Eaton)

Fortunes of Glencore

A sitcom that portrays the everyday life of a typical American family, focusing on the father's guidance and wisdom. The show combines humor with moral lessons.

Father Knows Best - Old Time Audio

A series that captures the essence of frontier life, portraying the challenges and adventures faced by those in the American West.

Western - Radio Vault

When Jenny arrives at her Aunt Abbys grand old manor, she stumbles upon a fascinating twisting passage on the second floor, leading her to a vibrant array of characters residing in its rooms. Each one has a unique story waiting to be uncovered, inviting Jenny into a world of wonder and intrigue. (Summary by Xenutia)

House with the Twisting Passage

In this intriguing narrative, tension unfolds as Mr. Blunt confronts Edwin about a seemingly innocuous bundle. Amidst Edwins thoughts of Emma Lee, he is caught off guard when Blunt insists that he is in possession of another mans property. As Edwin indignantly defends himself, claiming he arrived with a lady who can confirm his innocence, the drama escalates, revealing deeper themes of ownership, trust, and deception. Who truly owns what, and how far will one go to protect their reputation? (Summary by Author)

Iron Horse

In a tragic accident during his infancy, young Prince Dolor finds himself paralyzed and confined to a lonely tower by his treacherous uncle. Yet, hope arrives in the form of a mysterious godmother who gifts him with enchanting abilities, including a magical cloak that grants him the power of flight. Armed with these extraordinary gifts, Dolor embarks on a daring quest to reclaim his rightful throne. This captivating tale also includes several enchanting short stories by the author, each featuring valiant princes on their own adventures. (Chapters 12-15) (Summary by Alys)

Little Lame Prince

Little Men, published in 1871, is the enchanting second installment of Louisa May Alcotts beloved Little Women trilogy. While Good Wives (1869) was initially the sequel to Little Women (1868), the two are often enjoyed together in a single volume. The trilogy concludes with Jos Boys (1886). In Little Men, we follow the spirited Jo Bhaer as she nurtures the lively students at the Plumfield Estate School alongside her husband. These mischievous children, whom Jo cherishes as if they were her own, embark on a journey of growth, learning invaluable lessons on becoming true gentlemen and ladies. Fans of the previous novels will delight in the familiar faces of beloved characters, all thriving in their own stories. (Summary adapted from Wikipedia)

Little Men

Join us on a journey through the poignant tale of Sara Crewe, a remarkably intelligent, polite, and imaginative young girl. Born to a wealthy soldier in India, Sara is brought to London during the Victorian era for a prestigious education. At her upscale boarding school, she must endure the cruel and condescending headmistress, Miss Minchin. Tragedy strikes when Saras father faces bankruptcy and passes away, leaving her destitute and at the mercy of the envious Miss Minchin. Despite the hardships she faces and the servitude she reluctantly accepts, Sara remains proud and resilient, buoyed by the love of loyal friends—both seen and unseen. Her unwavering spirit proves that she is indeed a little princess. (Summary by Wikipedia)

Little Princess (dramatic reading)

Lost Prince follows the gripping tale of Marco Loristan, a young boy whose life intertwines with his father, Stefan, a passionate Samavian patriot determined to dismantle the oppressive regime in their homeland. After arriving in London, Marco befriends a resilient street urchin known as The Rat, and together, they embark on a perilous journey across Europe. Entrusted by Stefan with a vital mission, the two boys must spread the secret phrase, The Lamp is lighted, igniting a revolutionary spirit that ultimately leads to the restoration of the rightful king. In a stunning climax, Marco discovers that his father is the descendant of Ivor Fedorovitch, the true heir to the throne of Samavia. (Summary from Wikipedia)

Lost Prince

Dive into the whimsical world of the Mary Frances Sewing Book, first published in 1913, designed for every girl who adores crafting beautiful creations. Join the charming Tommy Pin Cushion, the clever Mr. Silver Thimble, and the enchanting Ma Chine, along with the mysterious Needle-of-Don’t-Have-to-Try and a magical fairy lady. Together, they illustrate that the most enjoyable way to learn is through creativity and fun! Follow Mary Frances as she embarks on a delightful journey, guided by the Thimble People, mastering easy step-by-step projects that introduce basic stitches and lead to crafting a stunning vintage wardrobe for a 16-inch doll. (Summary by DariaAM)

Mary Frances Sewing Book

In this captivating tale, Grace Ingalis, a spirited young woman from a middle-class socialite background, embarks on a whirlwind romance with a wealthy businessman she barely knows, having met him just weeks prior during a winter sailing trip to the West Indies. However, beneath the surface of her seemingly perfect life, tension brews as her envious older sister Lydia grapples with feelings of exclusion, while Grace herself is on the brink of a profound spiritual awakening. This story echoes the themes of social intricacies and personal discovery reminiscent of Edith Wharton, a family friend, through the lens of Halls art critic husband, Mr. Brownell. - Summary by BellonaTimes

Miss Ingalis

As a young boy captivated by Lewis Carrolls enchanting world, John Rae often dreamed of what new escapades Alice might embark on if Carroll had penned another tale. Over the years, he delighted his children with these imaginative stories, each one more thrilling than the last. Now, after much encouragement, he’s excited to share these whimsical adventures with the world. Discover the magic of The New Adventures of Alice, brought to life for a new generation! (Summary by Phil Chenevert)

New Adventures of Alice

Louisa Lilias Plunket Greene was an Irish author celebrated for her childrens books, but On Angels Wings resonates with readers of all ages. Meet Violet, the girl who gazes out from her window, always observing but never joining the world outside. While the other children cruelly label her a hunchback, the adults grapple with the harsh realities of childhood and innocence. This poignant tale explores the delicate balance between protecting a child and allowing her to navigate a world that may never fully embrace her. Can Violet find joy despite her challenges? This touching narrative is a must-read for anyone interested in the complexities of childhood, the love of adults, and the beauty of being different. - Summary by Stav Nisser

On Angels Wings

Join Lina and Adelia Beard, the visionary co-founders of the first American girls scouting group—initially known as the Girl Scout Society, then the Girl Pioneers, and ultimately the Camp Fire Girls. This inspiring guide offers practical advice and heartfelt encouragement for girls and young women eager to embrace a life filled with freedom, adventure, and the beauty of the great outdoors. - Summary by Christine Lehman, aka stoogeswoman

On The Trail-  An Outdoor Book for Girls

Dive into the enchanting world of algebra with Mary Everest Booles Philosophy and Fun of Algebra. Born in England and married to the renowned mathematician George Boole, Mary was an influential educator who dedicated her life to teaching mathematics. This delightful book is crafted especially for children, introducing them to the fundamentals of algebra and logic through engaging stories and anecdotes, often drawing from biblical sources. Boole defines algebra as a method of solving problems by honest confession of one’s ignorance, inviting readers to explore the concepts of logic with a whimsical touch. Her discussions occasionally take on a mystical flair, referencing imagination and angels as guides in the pursuit of knowledge. Ultimately, Boole emphasizes the importance of recognizing the limits of one’s understanding and encourages readers to embrace this principle in every aspect of life. (Summary written by Patricia Oakley)

Philosophy and Fun of Algebra

Spinster Polly Harrington is perfectly satisfied with her orderly life, even if it means living alone in a spacious house. However, everything changes when a letter arrives, revealing that she is now the guardian of her young orphaned niece. With Pollyannas infectious optimism, both she and the entire town discover that life will never be the same as they learn to count their blessings together. - Summary by thestorygirl

Pollyanna

Saddle up for another thrilling adventure with the Pony Rider Boys! In the third installment of this exciting series, our intrepid young explorers set their sights on the rugged beauty of northern Montana. With the enthusiastic approval of Professor Zepplin, they’re ready to plan their own escapades as they journey through the majestic mountains of Forsythe. Join the boys as they seek out new challenges and unforgettable experiences in the great outdoors! (Summary by Ann Boulais) Previous book in the series The Pony Rider Boys Texas Next book in the series The Pony Rider Boys in the Ozarks

Pony Rider Boys in Montana

Join this adventurous little pussycat as she embarks on a delightful journey filled with fun and excitement! This enchanting fairy tale is perfect for boys, girls, and parents alike. Summary by Lynda Marie Neilson.

Pussycat Princess

Delve into the whimsical world of Rose And The Ring, a delightful Victorian social satire cleverly wrapped in a collection of childrens fairy tales by the renowned author of Vanity Fair. Experience a unique blend of humor and social commentary brought to life by the engaging narration of Stav Nisser.

Rose And The Ring

Set several years after the conclusion of Eight Cousins, Rose in Bloom follows Rose as she returns home from an overseas voyage, only to discover that everything has changed. Now an elegant heiress of marriageable age, Rose encounters the complexities of joy, sorrow, and ultimately, love. As she navigates her new life, she blossoms into a strong, sweet, and genuine woman. This enchanting sequel by Louisa May Alcott, renowned for her beloved childrens classics like Little Women and An Old Fashioned Girl, invites listeners to witness Roses journey of growth and discovery. (Summary by Maria Therese)

Rose in Bloom

Join Rufus on a heartfelt journey as he navigates the challenges of caring for his sister after escaping the clutches of their alcoholic stepfather, who has fallen into the hands of counterfeiters. Set against the vibrant backdrop of nineteenth-century New York City, this adventure explores whether Rufuss honesty, determination, and a bit of luck can lead them to a brighter future. As the final volume in Horatio Alger, Jr.s captivating six-book series for boys, this tale embodies the spirit of resilience and hope, showcasing how young boys can rise from hardship to achieve success. With themes reminiscent of Dickens, Algers stories resonate with young readers, featuring relatable characters like runaways, bootblacks, and newsboys, all written to inspire and entertain. (Lynette Caulkins)

Rufus and Rose, or The Fortunes of Rough and Ready

Step into the shoes of 12-year-old Ruth as she journeys from London to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in James Otiss captivating tale. Through the eyes of a young girl, this story vividly illustrates the daily challenges and adventures faced by children in the early days of colonial life. Join Ruth on her exploration of a new world, where every day brings new discoveries and experiences. (Summary by Laura Caldwell)

Ruth of Boston- A Story of the Massachusetts Bay Colony

Journey back to the tumultuous days of Europes religious wars in St. Bartholomews Eve, a gripping tale of the Huguenots fierce struggle for the freedom of worship in France. As tensions rise and the stakes grow higher, the story weaves a rich tapestry of adventure, culminating in the harrowing Massacre of St. Bartholomews Eve. Experience the thrilling escapades of Philip Fletcher and his cousin, Francois DeLaville, as they navigate battles, sieges, and narrow escapes—all while a fair damsel in distress adds to the excitement! Join us as Henty, known as The Boys Own Storyteller, immerses you in this captivating historical narrative. (Summary by Minkona)

St. Bartholomews Eve

Thomas Bailey Aldrich’s journey begins in the vibrant streets of New Orleans, where his father relocated from Portsmouth, New Hampshire. After a decade, Aldrich returned to Portsmouth to prepare for college, a formative chapter of his life vividly captured in his semi-autobiographical novel, *The Story of a Bad Boy* (1870). In this groundbreaking work, young Tom Bailey emerges as a relatable hero, heralded by critics as one of the first realistic portrayals of childhood in American literature—laying the groundwork for future classics like *Adventures of Huckleberry Finn*. Aldrichs literary journey continued as he mingled with the intellectual elite in New York City, eventually becoming the editor of the esteemed Atlantic Monthly in the 1880s. The personal tragedy of losing his son to tuberculosis in Saranac Lake, NY, adds a poignant layer to his story. Today, the Aldrich family home in Saranac Lake operates as a charming Bed and Breakfast, while the Aldrich house in Portsmouth is a treasured part of the Strawberry Banke Museum. (Summary by Samanem)

Story of a Bad Boy

Join the adventurous journey of three monkey brothers—Thumb, Thimble, and Nod—who are known as Mulla-mulgars, or royal monkeys. As their mother takes her last breath, she gifts them the enchanted Wonderstone for their protection and urges them to seek out their father. Years ago, he set off to find the kingdom of his brother, the Prince of the Valleys of Tishnar, vowing to return once he discovered the way. Embark on a fantastical adventure filled with magic and mystery as the brothers strive to reunite with their father.

Three Mulla-mulgars

Do you believe in magic? Caroline, Charles, and Charlotte certainly do, and their summer holiday at their great uncles house only strengthens that belief. There, they stumble upon a magical garden and some ancient books, leading to adventures that may not sit well with the adults. E. Nesbit masterfully whisks us back to the nostalgic summer days of a privileged Edwardian childhood, infused with whimsy, humor, and valuable life lessons. Celebrating its 100th anniversary, this lesser-known childrens classic has been out of print for years, with no digital text available at the time of recording. While it may reflect the eras outdated norms, its charm remains irresistible. As Gore Vidal aptly noted ...though a reading of E. Nesbit is hardly going to change the pattern of a nation, there is some evidence that the child who reads her will never be quite the same again, and that is probably a good thing. (Introduction by Ruth Golding) Please note that the reading is from a personal copy of the 1911 first edition.

Wonderful Garden

Join Dorothy, a spirited farm girl, as she is swept away by a cyclone to the enchanting land of Oz. There, she discovers that she has liberated the Munchkins from the clutches of the Wicked Witch of the East. Gifted with the magical Silver Slippers, Dorothy embarks on a quest to find the illustrious Wizard of Oz, the only one who can return her home. Along her journey, she teams up with a Scarecrow, a Tin Woodsman, and a Cowardly Lion, all while evading the menacing Wicked Witch of the West and the myriad perils that lurk in this wondrous realm. (Summary by T.Craft)

Wonderful Wizard of Oz (version 2)

Join us in The Adventures of the Eleven Cuff-Buttons, a delightful parody of the classic Sherlock Holmes tales, as narrated by the ever-loyal Dr. Watson. On that fateful April morning in 1912, at our familiar haunt at 221-B Baker Street, we found ourselves embroiled in an absolutely bewildering case—one that would outshine even The Sign of the Four and leave The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle in the dust. This is the story of the most convoluted, perplexing, and utterly hilarious mystery we have ever encountered in our illustrious career. - Summary by TriciaG &amp; the author

Join us in The Adventures of the Eleven Cuff-Buttons, a delightful parody of the classic Sherlock Holmes tales, as narrated by the ever-loyal Dr. Watson. On that fateful April morning in 1912, at our familiar haunt at 221-B Baker Street, we found ourselves embroiled in an absolutely bewildering case—one that would outshine even The Sign of the Four and leave The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle in the dust. This is the story of the most convoluted, perplexing, and utterly hilarious mystery we have ever encountered in our illustrious career. - Summary by TriciaG & the author

Adventures of the Eleven Cuff-Buttons

This whimsical tale kicks off with an unexpected inheritance right after a honeymoon, showcasing two inexperienced individuals navigating their new reality. As guests start arriving one after another, chaos ensues, revealing a cast of New Englands delightfully eccentric family members. While our protagonists initially struggle with communication, their wit and humor shine through, bringing levity to the turmoil. With moments that celebrate the beauty of the written word, this narrative blends comedy with rich emotion, making for an engaging experience. (Introduction by D. Wor)

At The Sign of The Jack OLantern

Join humorist Bill Nye on a delightful journey through his life in the rugged town of Laramie, Wyoming. In this posthumously published 1901 edition, youll discover Nyes multifaceted career as a justice of the peace, newspaperman, miner, and postmaster. Accompanied by a heartfelt biographical tribute from his dear friend, the Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley, the book captures the essence of Nyes child-heart, filled with humor, hope, and unwavering kindness. Through a collection of witty stories and insightful essays, dive into the world of a man whose noble spirit and deep affections brought joy to those around him. - Summary by Dale Barkley, proudly from Laramie

Bill Nyes Sparks

Dive into the whimsical world of Saki with this enchanting collection of short stories featuring the young Clovis Sangrail, a character reminiscent of the beloved Reginald. Following the acclaimed “Reginald” and “Reginald in Russia,” this third installment offers a delightful array of tales, where familiar and new characters intertwine in clever and humorous escapades. Join Clovis as he navigates the absurdities of life with wit and charm. (Summary by Graham Redman)

Chronicles of Clovis

This insightful volume is crafted to guide individuals through the nuances of social etiquette, particularly focusing on how men can navigate interactions with the opposite sex. Join April as she shares essential tips and strategies to enhance your social skills and foster meaningful connections.

Complete Bachelor

Step into the richly layered world of Aldous Huxleys Crome Yellow, a captivating satire that brilliantly captures the essence of Lady Ottoline Morrells iconic bohemian gatherings. This novel is not easily pigeonholed; it intertwines sharp irony with a deeply human love story, revealing poignant social commentary beneath its playful surface. Follow Denis Stone, a young poet infatuated with the enchanting Anne Wimbush, as they escape to Priscilla Wimbushs Crome estate for a few weeks of artistic exploration. Amidst their romantic entanglement, Denis overhears thought-provoking conversations about war, society, sex, art, and love that not only foreshadow Huxley’s later dystopian work, Brave New World, but also hint at the ominous shadows of another European conflict. Crome Yellow, Huxleys debut novel, is a treasure trove of early intellectual themes that beckons to be read and appreciated in its own right. - Summary by Expatriate

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