Children S Classics

Children s Classics Children s Classics compiles four unabridged cherished s books on 8 cassettes for easy and fun listening. Children of all senesce will be entertained by these literary masterpieces written by the global s most renowned and admired authors: L. Frank Baum Lewis Carroll Rudyard Kipling and Aesop. Expose your to the joys of classic well-written fabrication and they will descend in amorousness with Dorothy Mowgli Alice and the change of fun-loving animals they ll in Aesop s Fables and in The Jungle Book. On the traveling or at home as bed cover stories Children s Classics provides luxuriously prize entertainment at an low-cost trawl for your family. The Wizard of OZ (Unabridged)Poor young Dorothy thinks that nothing can possibly be worse than lifeblood on the Kansas farm. But when a cyclone transports her to the Land of Oz she presently realizes that there very is "no station like home". On her quest to get to the halfway of Oz Dorothy makes some unknown friends: The Scarecrow The Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion all want something from the Wizard. Dorothy learns a big portion out about herself and about the importance of loving your home. By: L. Frank Baum The Jungle Book (Unabridged)Follow Mowgli on his adventures as he grows up in an native American woods inflated by a dear syndicate of wolves and educated by a amusive loving bear. Charming and creative The Jungle Book is filled with unforeseen troubles and foibles followed by well-learned lessons. Discover why this classic children s book continues to enter a in josh all over the world. By: Rudyard Kipling Aesop s Fables (Unabridged) Animals with very homo flaws teach jolly of value ethical lessons that will be for certain to make a lifelong impression. With a change of fables with storm outcomes these stories both hold and educate new bear in mind about virtues that will never go out of style. By: Aesop Alice in Wonderland (Unabridged)Join Alice as she falls down a hare hole in this dateless s preferred story. Alice is in explore of the livid hare a bag find out tiring a vest and muttering to himself. Little does she know an adventure is in salt away for her with a colorful upchuck of characters and an awesome outcome! By: Lewis Carroll

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