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Cassie's older brother Byron has fallen in with the wrong crowd; boys who are wild, reckless and not even human at all. They are 'tylwyth teg'—Fair Folk—who tempt humans down into the dark places of the world. And Byron is tempted. When he goes missing, Cassie and her cousin Sian follow his trail into Annwn, the underworld. Here they find that the tylwyth teg are restless—and angry. Their leader Gwenhidw wants to protect Annwn from the damage humans are doing to the world, and Byron is part of her plan. Can Cassie rescue him before it's too late?

It’s the beginning of the summer holidays when Arthur and his friends, Nick and Tamar, find themselves sucked into a new world packed with fantasy and danger. Who is the terrifying Crow Man? What does he want? Why is there an invisible spy? And how can a book turn its own pages? As Arthur’s destiny beckons, the trio discover the reality of time travel, ruthless rivals, and unlikely allies.

Abridged and retold in modern English by respected children's authors, this collection of sixteen classic stories makes them accessible to listeners as young as six, while retaining all the charm, atmosphere, and sense of adventure that made the original tales world-famous.

Arthurian stories are filled with power, magic, and a lot of love and responsibilities. You will love to listen to these stories with your children because of the lessons they provide.

In the wake of a tempest hitting her town, Morwenna is left to take care of a stranger washed ashore. The storm is just another of many that have plagued the town for years – people blame the tide singers, legendary sea people who are said to charm storms with their singing. Morwenna has never believed the tales, but when she is left alone with the stranger, she realises this is no ordinary girl. Can the stories be true? Can the girl control the tides with nothing more than her voice?

Sept petits contes de fées de nouveaux commencements. Des histoires au coucher pour les enfants de tous âges, écrites par la sorcière anglaise, Samantha V Hutton, et le psychique gallois, Chloris Morgan.

In some ways, we are all unicorns, searching for our place. I hope you find your place, make a difference, and change the world. Leave this world a better place than when you found it. Always believe that you can spread positivity and help others.

There are so many challenges thrown at Anabelle and her friends, but they choose to overcome adversity and teach us that we each have the power to be positive in our actions and words. Anabelle and her friends know this could mean the world to someone.

Our world can be very challenging every day. Anabelle and her friends approach these challenges face to face. They teach us how to recognize the power that each individual holds to enact positive change. Anabelle and her friends are on a mission to help others. They let us know that we can make a difference.

This charming collection of Grimms’ Fairy Tales includes “Briar Rose”, “Fundevogel”, “The Fox & the Cat” and “The Fox & the Horse”. Grimms’ Fairy Tales was first published in Germany in 1812 as “Kinder und Hausmärchen“. This series of recordings is based on the original 1823 English translation by Edgar Taylor, with subsequent editing by Marian Edwardes.

"The Morgile is real. I heard about it from not just my mom but from three or four other people.” So have you heard about The Morgile? Once you have, you'll never look at abandoned couches in the same way again. The Morgile is a perfect Halloween read for the entire family.