Showing results for "Spider" in Anthologies & Short Stories

Are you looking for a kid's or children's audiobook that is highly entertaining, great for early learners, and is jam-packed with bedtime stories, jokes, and more? This children's storybook has it all! Follow the adventures of Buzz the bumblebee! Buzz is an adventurous little bee and always finds himself busy helping others!

Spider Chicken dominates, but what is he? A spider chicken should not exist in Minecraft. I mean, just saying the words "spider chicken" sounds wrong. But, because of a mad scientist villager intent on creating chimera mobs, he does exist. Listen to this first book in the Diary of a Spider Chicken series to find out how the spider chicken came to be and what he plans to do about it.

Sadie the Spider is small as can be, but a hairy spider is all people see. They jump and yell and scream and shout, so off Sadie runs to find a place to hide out. Follow Sadie as she runs from house to garden and see if she can find a safe place to be....

Follow the adventures of Wiggly Worm and his best friends (Snarky Snail, Rattles Snake, and Munchy Mosquito). Wiggly and his friends live in a backyard garden. What happens when they decide to explore outside the yard? This is an excellent storybook for early listeners as a bedtime story.

A collection of magical adventures which place the listener at the heart of the action. Told in the second person, these stories involve the listener changing into a creepy crawly for a day. Although the main aim of this book is to entertain, young listeners will also: learn amazing facts about the workings and wonders of the natural world; learn about the behaviour, habits and lives of these amazing creatures; discover a new perspective on life by walking in another animal’s "shoes" for a day; and more!

Have you ever seen a butterfly get married? Join us in the garden as we follow a butterfly as he goes on a journey to find his future wife.

A tiny, shiny ant is ambitious to find food, but she gets lost and tries to find her way back home to be with her family and friends.

A children's storybook designed to teach self-confidence through an encounter between an ant, an elephant, and a peacock. The ant in our story is trying to find friends who are much bigger and stronger than him. His self-confidence is due to the good and hearty conversations he had with his mother. This story is dedicated to our dear children, and also to mothers who like their children to grow up happy and successful in the community.

A tale of sadness and classist despair! If stranded on a log, with death facing us soon...how would we emotionally react? Would we put aside petty differences, or neurotically go down in a churlish way?! This short story themes itself on class differences, and what would really distract us from status-lust, presupposing anything ever could. Odious insects serve as metaphors for catty society and status-longing, and also status-regret. What do we do when confronted with someone of higher intelligence and higher status in society?