Audiobooks
At Wisdom Harbour, when a “classic” is recorded, certain old English words are replaced by their modern equivalent. The meaning of every paragraph in every story remains the same. The book is, however, delivered to the listener in an understandable way. So…sit back, close your eyes, and listen with your imagination!
Bert’s Thanksgiving
On a cold Thanksgiving Day, young newsboy Bert shares his humble meal with an old man he believes to be poor. But surprises await as the man’s true identity is revealed, changing Bert’s life forever. Written in 1915, filled with themes of generosity, resilience, and unexpected blessings, Bert’s Thanksgiving by J.T. Trowbridge is a heartwarming tale of kindness rewarded. Close your eyes and imagine this timeless story as it unfolds, reminding us that gratitude and giving can transform lives.
What Stumped the Bluejays
Experience the wit and humor of Mark Twain in this unusual short story, narrated by Andy Andrews. “What Stumped the Bluejays” offers a whimsical look into the peculiar and amusing world of bluejays, showcasing their remarkable communication skills and vivid personalities. Follow the hilarious antics of these clever birds as they encounter an unexpected mystery. Listen closely—you might just discover a new appreciation for these feathered chatterboxes! Perfect for a quick escape, this short story will leave you laughing and curious for more.
The Call of the Wild
The Call of the Wild tells the story of a dog named Buck, stolen away from his owners in California and smuggled to Alaska where he is forced to work as part of a sled team. In the Yukon Territory, the gold rush is on and soon, despite cruel and icy conditions, the huge St. Bernard/German Shepherd mix adapts and begins to thrive in the frozen wilderness.
Robinson Crusoe
The original tale of survival, Robinson Crusoe is a timeless classic that has been enjoyed by generations. This is the unabridged, first person account of a castaway and his thrilling story of being shipwrecked on a desert island for more than thirty years. For the listener’s greater enjoyment, this production clears away the confusion of certain old English phrases by replacing them with their modern equivalent. The meaning of every paragraph remains the same, but the book is delivered to the listener in an easy to understand and compelling way.
The Great Gatsby
Every American high school student takes a field trip to Long Island, New York, at some point, visiting the Roaring ’20s as only F. Scott Fitzgerald could write them. Thanks to its evocative setting, rich themes and masterful writing, The Great Gatsby has secured its standing as a required-reading staple as well as one of the greatest American novels ever written.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Written by F. Scott Fitzgerald and published in 1922, this is one of the most intriguing tales you’ll ever hear. Born as an old man, Benjamin Button actually grows younger during the course of his life. Here is the story…
The Most Dangerous Game
When a big-game hunter from New York falls off a yacht in the black of night, his only option is to swim for the nearest island. What’s waiting for him there will put all his hunting knowledge to the test as he fights for his life in this exciting adventure.
Return to Sawyerton Springs
The enchanting town of Sawyerton Springs does exist, and Andy Andrews has found it in the hearts of those who long to take a deep breath, relax, and take the time to find the humor and meaning in everyday life. There’s a little bit of this small town in all of us – a place apart, ”behind the times,” inhabited by a cast of characters we seem to have known for years. Savor the time you spend in Sawyerton Springs. You might just find another hometown you want to claim as your own!
Legend Meets Legend
From the Audio Book and Writer’s Docks, Wisdom Harbour presents a unique fusion of two legendary talents! Jean Shepherd’s iconic voice with the timeless poetry of Robert Service provides an extraordinary combination of classic artistry.
The Tell-Tale Heart
First published in 1843, this classic story is related by an unnamed narrator who tries to convince the reader of the narrator’s sanity while simultaneously describing a murder the narrator committed. Read for you by Andy Andrews.
The Ransom of Red Chief
The classic (and hilarious) short story loved by millions. When an imaginative and rambunctious 10-year old is held for ransom, two kidnappers find themselves with more than they bargained for…
The Gift of the Magi
Though it was first published in 1905, “The Gift of the Magi” is a timeless short story by O Henry. Made even better by narration from Leslie Anne Tarabella, it is the tale of a young husband and wife and how they deal with the challenge of buying secret Christmas gifts for each other with very little money.