WAREHOUSE
In The Warehouse, we store everything that’s been unloaded from the Content Barges. You can see it all in a glance…and each piece is arranged by delivery date!
The Kid Who Changed the World
The Kid Who Changed the World tells the story of Norman Borlaug, who would one day grow up and use his knowledge of agriculture to save the lives of two billion people. Two billion! Norman changed the world! Or was it Vice President Henry Wallace who changed the world? Or maybe it was George Washington Carver? But what about Susan Carver?
The Monkey’s Paw
Step into the eerie world of The Monkey’s Paw by W. W. Jacobs, narrated by the captivating Briley Crisafi. This spine-tingling tale follows the consequences of wishes granted by a cursed monkey’s paw. Briley’s exceptional talent shines as she skillfully brings the characters to life with her dynamic voices. With a blend of spooky allure and playful intrigue, her narration invites you to explore the fine line between desire and dread. Join us on the Audiobook Dock for a thrilling listening experience that will make you question the power of your own wishes.
College: What Are You Going to Do About It?
Attention: all parents who are planning on launching a child off to college next fall…you are officially in danger of becoming one of “those” parents, and worse yet, your precious collegiate darling will be one of “those” kids.
Da Vinci’s To-Do Lists
Leonardo Da Vinci is known as one of history’s greatest minds. Ever wonder what he thought about on a daily basis? Join Emily Isbell on the Betcha Didn’t Know Dock and examine some of Da Vinci’s “To Do Lists” to find out!
Pegasus, The Winged Horse
Dive into Nathaniel Hawthorne’s mesmerizing tale, Pegasus, The Winged Horse. Join Bellerophon, a daring hero, as he partners with Pegasus, the celestial steed, on a quest to vanquish the fearsome Chimæra. Journey through ancient realms of myth and legend, where heroism, ambition, and wonder intertwine. With each twist and turn, Hawthorne’s poetic prose comes alive, transporting listeners to an age of monsters and heroes. Let your imagination soar and be captivated by this timeless tale, all narrated by the masterful voice of Andy Andrews!
Letters from American Heroes
Read what can happen when you never give up and go for it!
Is There Something We Might Not Be Doing With Our Child That One Day We Will Wish We Had?—Part 1
Here’s the important thing to remember with small children, and this is one of those things that you want to make sure is happening. Because if somehow this doesn’t get in there, there’s going to be a day that you will regret not having taken the time to do it… And that is “minding the first time.”
When Parents Break a Promise
What do you do when that quiet little voice in your head says you’ve made the wrong decision? Do you forge ahead and storm the castle anyway? Or regroup and think it through again? Here’s what Leslie Anne Tarabella did as she reads her classic short story, When Parents Break A Promise…
The Cask of Amontillado
First published in 1846, this grim short story is told from the perspective of a man whose family name has been insulted by an arrogant wine enthusiast. Seeking revenge, a trap is set deep in the wine cellars below his sprawling estate. Care for a sip? Read by Andy Andrews, this classic tale will remind you why Edgar Allen Poe is the hair-raising maestro.
A Double Feature!
Robert W. Service was known as “The Bard of the Yukon” during the gold rush days. It was another way of saying he was like Shakespeare to the people who lived and worked in the frozen North. His first book of “story verse” was released in 1907, called Songs Of A Sourdough, and quickly sold more than three million copies! It seemed everyone loved his raw, outdoorsy stories with their perfect rhymes. We think you and your family will too!
Cabin on the Hill
Poking fun at the “family he never had,” Anthony wrote Cabin on the Hill with the same tongue-in-cheek he had written one of Sugarcane Jane’s biggest hits, Pedigree.
Can’t Leave It Behind
Jimmy was raised in a little town named Hillsboro, Ohio. One particular morning, he was really homesick and wishing he could–at least for a moment–return to the place he’d grown up.