Kids' Classics

Welcome to the sixteenth episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the fifteenth chapter, in which Dick and Lawless attempt a daring rescue. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the sixteenth episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the fifteenth chapter, in which Lawless carves a new path to Joanna. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the fifteenth episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the fourteenth chapter, in which Dick and his enemy come to an arrangement. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the fourteenth episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the thirteenth chapter, in which the band of outlaws engage with an enemy...or is he? If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the thirteenth episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the twelfth chapter, in which Dick hatches a plan. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the twelfth episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the eleventh chapter, in which Dick decides to seek out a new master. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the eleventh episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the tenth chapter, in which Dick and Joanna make their way through the secret passage. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the tenth episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the ninth chapter, in which Dick makes a surprising discovery about his new bedroom. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the ninth episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the eighth chapter, in which Dick receives an answer from Sir Daniel and Sir Oliver. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the eighth episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the seventh chapter, in which Dick is finally able to ask Sir Daniel for the truth. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the seventh episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the sixth chapter, in which Dick and Jack flee for their lives deeper into the woods. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the sixth episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the fifth chapter, in which Dick is faced with a terrible choice. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the fifth episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the fourth chapter, in which they encounter an unexpected party. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the fourth episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the third chapter, in which Dick and Jack make their way across the fen. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the third episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the second chapter, in which Dick meets a new friend...again. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the second episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the first chapter, in which the first black arrow is fired. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the first episode of The Black Arrow! The Black Arrow is a book by Robert Louis Stevenson, telling the exciting tale of a brigand whose black arrows come to signal certain death for his enemies - and the young man determined to find out why he's on this mission of revenge. Tonight we're reading the prologue, in which the first black arrow is fired. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. Kids' Classics is the first and only podcast featuring classic literature for kids. If you're interested in finding out more about classic literature for kids, you can follow our Facebook page or find us on Patreon, where we read additional amazing content for subscribers.

Welcome to the tenth episode of The Light Princess! The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree. Tonight we're reading the tenth chapter, in which the prince and princess spend time together. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the ninth episode of The Light Princess! The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree. Tonight we're reading the ninth chapter, in which the prince finally enters the story. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the eighth episode of The Light Princess! The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree. Tonight we're reading the eighth chapter, in which the princess learns that there is, in fact, one way for her to experience gravity. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the seventh episode of The Light Princess! The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree. Tonight we're reading the seventh chapter, in which the king and queen consult their philosophers. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the sixth episode of The Light Princess! The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree. Tonight we're reading the sixth chapter, in which the princess makes an unfortunate series of mistakes. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the fifth episode of The Light Princess! The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree. Tonight we're reading the fourth chapter, in which the king and queen attempt to come to terms. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the fourth episode of The Light Princess! The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree. Tonight we're reading the fourth chapter, in which the inevitable (for her) happens to an unsupervised princess. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the third episode of The Light Princess! The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree. Tonight we're reading the third chapter, in which the nature of Makemnoit's curse becomes clear. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the second episode of The Light Princess! The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree. Tonight we're reading the second chapter, in which the king forgets something extremely important. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the first episode of The Light Princess! The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree. Tonight we're reading the first chapter, in which a king becomes very frustrated with his queen. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the thirty-second and final episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're finishing the book with our thirty-second chapter, in which the King family finally opens the blue chest of Rachel Ward. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the thirty-first episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the thirty-first chapter, in which the Story Girl gives everyone a scare and scandalizes Felicity. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the thirtieth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the thirtieth chapter, in which everyone celebrates Peter's recovery with a letter. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the twenty-ninth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the twenty-ninth chapter, in which something very dark happens to the little family. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the twenty-eighth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the twenty-eighth chapter, in which summer comes to an end. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the twenty-seventh episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the twenty-seventh chapter, in which Felix and Peter undertake a new contest. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the twenty-sixth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the twenty-sixth chapter, in which Peter puts an end to the contest, though whether he wins or loses is anyone's guess. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the twenty-fifth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the twenty-fifth chapter, in which Beverley has to go first in the Story Girl's newest game. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the twenty-fourth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the twenty-fourth chapter, in which Pat makes a terrible mistake. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the twenty-third episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the twenty-third chapter, in which the ante of the dream books is upped significantly. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the twenty-second episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the twenty-first chapter, in which we hear - and are perhaps surprised by - the types of dreams each King has. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the twenty-first episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the twenty-first chapter, in which the Kings begin to record their dreams. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the twentieth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the twentieth chapter, in which the children prepare for Judgment Day. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the nineteenth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the nineteenth chapter, in which the Kings are worried that their chickens may come home to roost. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the eighteenth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the eighteenth chapter, in which the Story Girl takes us back to Ancient Greece, where hired boys weren't all that bad. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the seventeenth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the seventeenth chapter, in which the Story Girl tries again to impress the King family with her baking skills. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the sixteenth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the sixteenth chapter, in which the King children discover their house might be haunted. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the fifteenth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the fifteenth chapter, in which neither Felicity nor Dan has learned a lesson. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the fourteenth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the fourteenth chapter, in which Dan and Felicity finally reach a breaking point in their quarreling, with terrifying results. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the thirteenth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the thirteenth chapter, in which Dan gets his turn to be in charge. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the twelfth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the twelfth chapter, in which Uncle Alec, Aunt Janet, and Aunt Olivia travel out of town, leaving the children with - gasp - Uncle Roger. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the eleventh episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the eleventh chapter, where the Story Girl yet again solves her problems in the most dramatic way possible. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here.

Welcome to the tenth episode of The Story Girl! The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree. Tonight we're reading the tenth chapter, in which Sara Ray has to make a fateful decision. If you'd like to buy a copy from an independent bookseller, you can find it here. If you're interested in seeing what a Magic Lantern looks like for yourself, you can find it featured in an episode of The Repair Shop on Netflix.