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The Age of Fable -Part One-Chapters 1-14*
by Thomas Bulfinch
Stories of the best known Gods and Heroes of Mythology |
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Anne of Green Gables
by Lucy M. Montgomery
A young orphaned Anne with her head in the clouds of wonder and imagination is mistakenly sent by the orphanage to be adopted by the Cuthberts…who in fact…were looking for a boy to help on the farm. But Anne’s beguiling personality wins them over, eventually bringing them endless joy. |
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A Book of Golden Deeds Volume 1*
by Charlotte Yonge
What is a Golden Deed and Who does them? |
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Bruce 
by Albert Payson Terhune
Another of Albert Payson Terhune's in the Lassie genre...
adventures and heroism at every turn. |
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A Little Brother to the Bear*
by William J. Long
Stories of the woodland animals in their forest homes |
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A Wonder Book*
by Nathaniel Hawthorne
King Midas, Pegasus, Pandora, Hercules and other Greek heroes come to life in these tales. |
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Alice in Wonderland*
by Lewis Carrol
Alice, the White Rabbit, Mad Hatter, and the gang on the way to tea. Perennial favorite. |
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Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare*
Edith Nesbit re-tells sheakespeare's plays in very short format for children |
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The Book of Dragons
by Edith Nesbit
Part 1 - Dragons, Princesses share the magic of these tales. |
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Fifty Famous Stories Retold*
by James Baldwin
50 Famous Stories of Medieval times are retold in a short form for all young people, telling of valor, bravery, and kindness as well as high adventure.
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Four Famous Americans*
by James Baldwin
Short thumbnail biographies of four famous American heroes…Lincoln, Webster, Franklin and Washington
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The Garden Behind the Moon - A Real Story of the Moon Angel
by Howard Pyle
Another high adventure story by the author of The Knights of the Round Table and The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood.
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Gulliver's Travels*
by Jonathan Swift
Gulliver's voyages to lands of Midgets, Giants, and Yahoos |
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Heidi*
by Johanna Spyri
Wonderfully charming story of an orphan girl who is raised by her grandfather in the Alps with her pet goats. When she is transplanted to Frankfurt for an education, she completely changes the life of the crippled girl of the family with her love and cheer.
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Just So Stories*
by Rudyard Kipling
No child should grow up without being introduced to Toad of Toad Hall, Rat, Mole and the Badger, the much beloved denizens of Kenneth Graham's captivating World of the river bank..
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Lad: a Dog*
by Albert Payson Terhune
The magnificent collie, Lad in Lassie like adventures
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The Little Duke*
by Charlotte Yonge
The Childhood History of Richard the Fearless, Duke of Normandy |
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The Lost Prince*
Frances Hodgson Burnett's superb adventure story of two teenagers. Secret messages. Clandestine meetings. The reinstatement of a Prince to the throne of imaginary Samavia.
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The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood*
by Howard Pyle
Howard Pyle's fun tales of Robin Hood and his merry band of Outlaws who reigned over Sherwood Forest doing many good deeds for the poor and deserved misdeeds for the pompous and haughty rich. The MP3 format is also available.
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Our Island Story*
by Henrietta Marshall
A five part series that tells The Story of Great Britain from its earliest beginnings to World War I. |
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Volume 1: Early History of Great Britain
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Volume 2 - Part 1: Ruling Monarchs from 1066 to 1509 A.D. |
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Volume 2 - Part 2
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Volume 3: The next 250 years from Henry VIII(1509 A.D.) to George II (d. 1759 A.D.)
Volume 4: The Loss of the American Colonies and the beginning of the Industrial Revolution
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Volume 5: The French Revolution (1789 A.D.) to the conclusion of World War I (1919 A.D.)
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The Patchwork Girl of Oz
by L. Frank Baum
A full cast of 23 bring this Wizard of Oz adventure to life. |
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The Peterkin Papers*
by Lucretia P. Hale
A delightful tale of family life gone completely awry. |
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Queer Little Folks
by Harriet Beecher Stowe
Another of Mrs. Stowe’s charming collection of short stories about creatures large and small who inhabit our forests. |
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Selections from Flower Fables
by Louisa Mae Alcott
Charming stories of flora and fauna depicted as little people. |
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The Story of Dr. Dolittle*
by Hugh Lofting
A doctor who learns to speak the language of the animals!!! And he loves taking them on an adventurous trip from their English home to Africa!
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The Story of King Arthur and His Knights*
by Howard Pyle
The legendary story of King Arthur and his knights.
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The Story of Napoleon*
by Henrietta E. Marshall
Henrietta Marshall’s entertaining biography of this larger-than-life personality |
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The Tanglewood Tales*
by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Heroes of Greek Mythology in action. |
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Parables from Nature - Volume I*
by Margaret Gatty
Entertaining stories of nature with a moral lesson thrown in for good measure are fun as well as thought provoking |
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Parables from Nature - Volume II*
by Margaret Gatty
Entertaining stories of nature with a moral lesson thrown in for good measure are fun as well as thought provoking |
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Parables from Nature - Volume III*
by Margaret Gatty
Entertaining stories of nature with a moral lesson thrown in for good measure are fun as well as thought provoking |
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This Country of Ours*
by Henrietta E. Marshall
This Series, in seven parts, tells the story of America from the earliest founding through the days of Woodrow Wilson The Great War (World War I) |
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Part I: Stories of Explorers and Pioneers |
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Part II: Settlement of the Virginia Colony |
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Part III: Settlement of the New England Colonies |
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Part IV: Stories of the Middle and Southern Colonies |
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Part V: Stories of the French in America
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Part VI: Stories of the Struggle for Liberty
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Part VII Section A: Stories of the United States Under the Constitution |
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Part VII Section B: Stories of the United States Under the Constitution |
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Uncle Tom's Cabin - Young Folk's Edition
by Harriet Beecher Stowe
An Edition edited by Ms. Stowe for children. It is the story of Topsy and Eva and old Uncle Tom so well known.
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Understood Betsy*
by Dorothy Canfield
Orphaned as a little girl, Betsy is adopted by rich but overly “proper” relatives, later to be sent to a cousin's farm where she lives happily ever after.
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Wild Animals I Have Known*
by Ernest T. Seton
Unromanticized observations of animal life in the early days of rough and ready rural America. |
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The Wind in the Willows*
by Kenneth Grahame
Rat, Toad, Badger at home on the Riverbank |
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